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Didn't realize I was attacking you. My mistake.

You need to do some research.

Congratulations, you look great!

Do you think it was better to get the breast reduction done first, or do you wish you waited until after losing weight? I really need one, but I don't know if I should wait. My skin is already pretty loose, so I worry it will get worse if I lose more weight.

I've had metabolic issues for maybe 15 years. This is really changing how I think about food. Having access to this med is a blessing. I'm still considered Class II Obese and need to drop 70 more pounds, but so far, so good. Thanks for sharing, and I'm happy for your husband! Metabolic...

You look great and healthy! Excellent work!

That's great to hear! I've been trying to focus on protein as well. Wes_80 Did you have any trouble with nausea from the medication at first?

Thanks, everyone, for the support. It's very helpful to hear I'm not crazy here. I think he's just scared I'll leave him if I lose the weight. It sucks that he can't be happy for me trying to be healthier, though.

You look incredible! Such motivation for another 5'3" person who's still over 200 lbs.

Taking Ozempic isn't a failure or "doing it wrong". It's another tool to help you. It's a new, effective option for managing your health issues. I know you know this, but I wanted to say it because your husband's words likely sting. Mine would. I had people initially question the potential side...

I was a size 4 when I married my husband almost two decades ago. I've had 3 kids since then (the youngest is one) and now I weigh close to 180. With working and the kids, I don't have the time or energy to exercise. I had pregnancy complications twice, including gestational diabetes, plus I have...

Wow, amazing job! You look fantastic!

Starting next week, and second-guessing because of the side effects. Were they bad enough to miss work? My managers aren't understanding, so I'm worried.

I read that GHRP-6 (before reconstitution) is pretty stable at room temp for a long time. Other longer chains are not. Once reconstituted, it's good in the fridge for at least 2 weeks. And if you can get ice, just store the vials in the ice.

I think it's a mixed bag. There's definitely pressure from big pharma to shut down the competition, but also concerns about safety and quality control with compounding. It's a complex situation.

Just a thought, if you're diabetic, a normal sugar level can feel off at first as your body adjusts. But definitely consult with your physician.

I got them shipped to FL from Amazon last week, and another package is arriving tomorrow. I think if the syringes are listed as HSA/FSA eligible on Amazon, they can't be shipped to FL.

My compounding pharmacy just tweaked their formula and added B12 and glycine.

Actually, I read that the REALLY big commercial compounding pharmacies have until late May.

I use a supplier right here in FL, near Deerfield Beach. Good prices, fast and free shipping since I'm in FL, too. No prescription needed.