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Incredible work!!!

I just found out my insurance company is changing their policy! They're making it harder to get refills even though I've been on this stuff for years and it's totally changed my life. I'm so worried about what I'm going to do if they stop covering it...

I've only taken a pen apart twice, and I saw the videos about injecting into a vial. I didnt want to risk wasting any of the shot. Plus, I wanted to see how the injection mechanism works.

The top of the pen gets a little messed up when you take it apart. And the medicine is in a cartridge with a needle on it. It would be hard to refill and there would be leftovers anyway.

Taking apart the pen isn't too difficult if you follow the videos. I took one apart after it was empty and the spring is really strong!

U look amazing and love ur outfit, congrats! 🙌💕

Congrats!! Really love the jeans-on-jeans look 😍

That's awesome work!

20 pounds in just six weeks? That's incredible! Awesome work!

OMG! I know exactly that feeling! I also bought some snow boots last year that didn't fit around my calves or feet. I had to really struggle to get them on. This year, I slipped right into them without a second thought! So happy for you, FoodDude!

Yep. That's how it's been for me too.

Also, because gastric emptying is slowed, food sits in your stomach for much longer. Some people who've vomited are seeing food from days ago. Don't each spicy foods before bed! You can find Omeprazole pretty easily, and there are also some teas designed to help with colon cleansing.

This is great! Insurance should cover this for everyone who's obese. Weight loss improves health and should save insurance companies money.

My husband takes a daily proton-pump inhibitor (PPI) that is available without a prescription now, and he says it's a total gamechanger for reflux. I've been on Tirz for over a year and haven't had reflux. He only started it a couple weeks ago, and it's been the only side effect he's had so far...

Hi everyone! I'm new to this forum. I've been researching metabolic health and am very interested in learning safe ways to manage blood sugar. I'm all about minimizing risks. I've been taking Ozempic for about 2 years and regularly monitor my glucose. I can't say for sure if NAD+ is related but...

I'm only like a month in. This thread is making me hopeful!

Congrats!

Whose reflection is that in the glass?

Can I ask where you get your supplies?

Semaglutide did nothing for me whatsoever. I could eat whatever I wanted and feel completely normal at the highest dose. I think I felt heartburn maybe once, but it could have been me imagining things. I can't do that on tirz + reta.