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You look great! Good job! Give the breasts time to settle. I was scared after my surgery. They looked so tiny. It took about 6 months for the skin to relax. I also had numbness for months, but it came back. Lipo can be a hit or miss. I had mine done on my waist and back in 2006, and it still...

Wait, so does this mean the compounded versions are going away? I thought they were supposed to be cheaper?

So, Novo Nordisk said, "We're looking into it!" but then they also said it's probably just rubber from the vial and everything's cool. No refunds, though, because the FDA didn't use the *right* test. Sounds legit...

You look so young and pretty!

The patent is expiring soon, maybe January? So generics will be here, at least in Canada.

Amazing work! You look fantastic and healthy.

So, what's the bottom line?

Ozempic helps control how much we eat. I drink warm lemon/honey water in the morning. Then fruit and nuts, sometimes bread with yogurt and avocado for breakfast. I try to stick to a healthy diet during the day. Ginger tea and anti-nausea pills for the nausea.

I noticed that beef and greasy or spicy foods don't agree with my stomach anymore. Switched to fish mostly and my side effects went away. It made me rethink my diet, that's for sure!

Same here, similar stats. During which months did you see the biggest change in weight?

I've dropped almost 30lbs since last November but have been stuck at the same weight for like 2 months now. Did you stall at any point in your journey, Juice-Pal? And if so, how long were they before the weight started coming off again?

Also, Juice-Pal, are you at your goal? If yes, are you reducing the dosage or stopping completely?

Did you get new clothes as you got smaller, Juice-Pal? And are you holding onto the old, larger ones? Or still rocking the big stuff sometimes?

Yeah, that wasn't my original idea, but it looks like it should be the most reliable way to measure. You can also check multiple doses without wasting anything by pushing the water back into the cartridge using the syringe.

When you get it, you should give it a test run (I only tested one of mine, and then just hoped for the best with the rest of 'em). You'll need an insulin syringe, some water, and the pen itself.

That pharma company says their vials are "nonpyrogenic." Can only find 10 mL for sale though.

A big pharma company makes empty vials, you can find them on some online medical suppliers. I have the big 10 mL vials: https://www.mountainside-medical.com Not sure about other sizes though.

I'm so happy to hear everyone's positive experiences and support. It really helps to keep motivated!

I've used this place before. But I used a peptide testing place recently as I needed stuff they don't sell without a script.

Thanks Stretching_Pennies! Congrats on your journey too!