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You also seem to be pretty tall? I'de never guess that second photo is over 200 lbs

Congrats! Definitely look into your health insurance; a lot of plans now cover skin removal surgery after major weight loss.

This isn't mentioned often enough: ideally, discuss this with your doctor and follow their advice. It's safer, and they can address related medical issues and side effects. This is especially important as you get older, have more health problems, or are severely obese. Also, healthcare costs...

I agree with PeptidePapi. I've been on 2.5mg for about 6 weeks and losing about 1-2 pounds a week so I'm pretty happy. Good luck!

Another thing people often miss is that our goals are different from those in the clinical trials. We want weight loss. Let that be your guide. If you're losing about 1-2 pounds a week, I wouldn't change anything. If you stall for a week or two, it might be time to titrate up, or it might be a...

Wonderful news! Congratulations! 🙌🏻

I agree with ToneBetter803 - seeing the progress pics really helps. I saw a woman post recently that she's lost over 100 pounds since starting her medication in May. Her type 2 diabetes is under control now, too! Makes me want to keep going!

Do you think Ozempic specifically helped with your skin? That's incredible!

This is probably the most inspiring post I've seen about this med. Fantastic job!

I've been wondering about this “research use only” label some places put on their peptides. Does this mean they are not actually pure or legit? I'm a bit confused.

It was also a game-changer for me. I couldn’t start with weight loss until now I’ve shed 21 kilograms! 20 more to lose! Cheers for sharing.

Losing those pounds looks fantastic on you!

I saw a news story about a woman named Sabina Hemmi whose compounded weight loss med jumped from $550 to $875 a month. She created a website to compare prices. I'm going to check it out.

All I'm going to say is: Healthcare decisions should never be based on excessive profit.

They're complaining that regulations keep their prices too low.

Just saw this article: Eli Lilly is saying the UK is the 'worst in Europe' for what they can charge for drugs. Meanwhile, gold prices are almost at a record high. www.theguardian.com

I'm looking for some non-GLP options too. I saw something about using sermorelin with GHRP-2 or 6? Does that flip the switch for your pituitary gland to start releasing GH? And the sermorelin tells it to produce more?

I want to try pt141... I wonder if it's like doing a line and locking myself in the bedroom with my girl for a day lol

Congratulations, Clean-Gang! I know it's just a number, but it feels so good, doesn't it? I remember feeling so elated when I went from 203 to 145. Ten more pounds to go!

🎉Way to go!! This is encouraging. I've been on the lozenges for 4 days. It feels like nothing's happening, but maybe I need a stronger dose. Fingers crossed! 🤞🏼