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You looked good before! But now, wow! A 'before' pic is key for showing your progress. I should do that myself!

So when you guys say 'filter', what exactly are you using? Is it something I can get from Amazon or do I need to go to a lab supply place?

You fill pens? Like the ones from the pharmacy when you used to get Mounjaro? I'm new to this grey market thing. I think I'd prefer that to syringes all the time.

Big congrats! 🎊 You're glowing!

Fantastic progress!

You look great! Well done on maintaining your goals.

Congratulations! Sounds like you're doing great and staying healthy.

Thanks for the info! Lots of Cagri research shows significant side effects and variable dose tolerance. Might be common with amylin analogs. I'll be interested in hearing how your friend does.

Considering all the worry about Cagri, any of these AMYR agonists might have similar issues. We want multiple options to be well-vetted, so we get some good products. In the meantime, the field is changing every day.

Hoping someone offers this soon

I think a Tirz/Reta plus an amylin agonist is probably the best combo for weight loss in the near future. EL probably thinks so too, and the reports on Tirz/Cagri stacks are interesting. CagriSema is essentially already doing this, and others will follow.

And that's just EL... Imagine how many of the known and unknown compounds will actually get approved, and how long it will take. I guess a rational person would wait and only worry about things on the pharmacy shelf, but I am not that person. So, here I am, poking around in things that don't...

This is all I've managed to scrape up: https://www.medchemexpress.com/cas/2883634-40-8.html https://adisinsight.springer.com/trials/w8m-mc-cwmm https://www.chemicalbook.com/ChemicalProductProperty_EN_CB16256262.htm

Early on when I started tirzepatide, I had a similar situation - terrible diarrhea. I was scheduled for my next dose the following day. Since I figured it was the medication, I delayed the shot until my GI issues cleared up, which took a couple of days. Even if the diarrhea isn't from the...

Eloralintide (LY3841136) is being called EL's answer to NN's Cagrilintide and ZP's Petrelintide, since it's an amylin analogue. Apextide seems to be the main manufacturer, linked to Sinopep. Anyone have insights on when it might become available for independent research?

Interesting. Fixed, how long have you been on tirz?

Good job!

What did you use to lose the weight? Semaglutide, tirzepatide, something else?

You look like you've lost closer to 40 pounds instead of 20. Are you certain it's only 20?

You look great and it's awesome about the stretch marks! Keep up the incredible work!