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I am so gonna stay on these long term. I don't want to go back, ever. I would rather sacrifice a lot of things to pay out of pocket than to feel that way again.

Thanks, MsGizmo, for sharing. I'm thinking about stacking sema with reta because 5mg of reta alone isn't cutting it. Your data is really helpful.

That's amazing! Congratulations! Here's to your continued success!

Fantastic!!!! Congratulations. Thanks for sharing your protocol. I'm considering switching things up. Your post helped a lot. I'm excited for you. Signed, A woman who's seen enough

I know I'll be on this medication for life. It's changed me, and I need it for maintenance for sure

I dont wanna be that person, but you still have diabetes. If you stop the meds, your glucose will rise. It's managed well BECAUSE of the medication. Diabetics will need to take Ozempic or something similar for the rest of our lives.

True words, and another reason I like tirz. I’ve kept it in the fridge after mixing it and didn’t see any loss of effect after 3 months. I haven’t done any freezing/thawing experiments, though.

I was looking up GLP-1 shelf life and found your post. I have 50mg and 30mg kits that I bought last year for long-term use. I thought I might need higher doses later. I'm using 4mg and 1mg now. I've gone three months on vials with no problems. But I'm not sure about seven+ months. I'm mostly...

I used compounded tirz for my first six months. The directions were the same as everywhere else, so I can't imagine they added anything except maybe more benzoyl alcohol or a bit of phenol, like someone else said.

From what I know about tirz, it should be okay for 3 months unless it gets cloudy. You might see a slight drop in strength, but it should still work. I give my daughter 30mg vials, and she says by month 3, her 2.5mg dose feels weaker. I'd mix with 2.5 ml of BAC for a 60 mg vial. That's 24 mg/ml...

Great job!!

Whoa. Standing on a scale for that long must be rough.

Is it the same if I track my calories every day and go to the gym almost every day? If I'm already working on those habits, will it be easier to stop taking it?

It's hard to tell if this is a genuine post or if it's AI generated. If you made lifestyle improvements like exercise and strength training while you were taking the medication, you shouldn't have experienced all those problems, except maybe the return of food cravings.

Cost is a huge factor. Insurance covers none of it. I dropped around 40lbs on it, so can't complain. It's been since Feb, so slow and steady.

I work in healthcare, and we're all using compounded and peptide versions lol

The medical field is gatekeeping these meds and hurting those who need them. I doubt many are abusing it, it'll just make you super sick if not monitored. I was prescribed the wrong dosage once by my doctor's office. They said I increased my meds on my own and was abusing it. Some doctors don't...

Awesome! Keep it up!!

You look great! Congrats!

I've looked into the sermorelin and ipamorelin combo. I don't have labs post-use, but here's my take. I think I got some lean gains from better workouts. I also dropped a bit of weight but was also on Tirz and Reta. My sleep wasn't any better. The worst part was increased hunger, even 2 weeks...