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Okay, so many things to say! 1. You look fantastic 2. I love your style 3. Congratulations! 4. That dress in your 'now' picture is stunning!

Hey, I'm looking to reconstitute some semaglutide. I have a 5mg vial. How much bacteriostatic water should I add? Also, what's the correct injection amount for a starting dose?

Haha, I thought it was rebottled, which is why I was wondering.

Curious, how did you confirm?

That shop had a sale recently. Maybe look at buying in bulk.

Wow, crazy. I remember buying this when it was much cheaper.

I agree with TrueMode. I just get Hospira and be done with it. Sure, it's a little harder and more expensive but worth it for peace of mind.

Thank you! I appreciate it. Is the one from the sponsor brand-name Hospira? Just wondering since it’s not labeled.

Thanks, Kerry1996. She's definitely motivated by stories like that Reddit user's success, which is understandable. But I need to balance that with safety concerns. I'm pushing her to get a full workup to understand the hypoglycemia before considering anything like reta.

Hey everyone, I've finally used up all my Hospira bac water. I haven't looked for new suppliers in a while. Where is everyone getting theirs from these days? It seems like it's much harder to find than it used to be. Any recommendations?

Thanks everyone for the replies. I've been trying to steer her away from this and encourage her to work with her doctor for weight loss so she can be properly monitored. She seems pretty determined though, so I'm still trying to get as much info and stories as I can to either convince myself...

Has anyone here experienced hypoglycemia while taking retatrutide? My relative (female, 73) is thinking about starting it, but she gets hypoglycemic episodes sometimes. She's not diabetic, doesn't drink alcohol, etc. I'm just worried if the risks of reta are too high for her given her condition...

We've had a pretty in-depth conversation about this topic over here: https://another forum The gist of it is that purity and quantity tests tell you about the quality and quantity of the peptide itself, but not everything else that's in the vial or how safe it is beyond dosing. Lots of people...

For those who are new to reconstitution, a general rule is around 2.5ml of bac water for every 5mg of peptide. Then you can calculate your dose from there. There are peptide calculators online that can help you with this.

If you prepay you can get it for like $130 each month at the place I tried, that was last Summer, looks like some prices are holding steady still.

I bought some "Quality Pure Reconstitution Solution" from Amazon. I think it's still there.

She might just end up going for the research route once she realizes how well they work.

Seriously though, the bacon soap thing is true. You *can* use deodorized lard, but that's as far as you can go.

I'm going to be so irritated if Salad_Life manages to delete this thread. I want a whole bunch of replies saying "Yes, you could also construct a scooter from pipes, a soldering iron, and a go-kart tire, but it probably won't be comfy". "Yes, you can render bacon fat into soap, but it'll always...

Yeah, sure, you *can*. I could also bake cookies. But just because I *can* doesn't mean I *should*, especially when I'm going to inject it. Also, do not inject cookies. That is not their intended purpose.