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Same plan here. After losing over 120 lbs in a year on Tirz with a max of 5mg, I want to combine both to cut some visceral fat using Reta. The idea: drop Tirz to 4.5mg from 5mg and begin Reta with 0.5mg. Is it fine to inject them together, or should Tirz go Saturday and Reta Sunday? My concern...

Oh yikes. Cagri is really strong, start at .25mg strong. My start at .5mg was a big mistake, I dropped to .33 and it still gets me a little. Stock up on fluids, plus Bonine or Zofran.

Hey all, wrapped up a six-week run of injectable ghk-cu about a month back, saw solid results, though mostly in an old scarred-up leg injury rather than my face, looks noticeably better now. Anyway, just picked up a cosmetic-grade batch of the powdered version and mixed 1g into 50mL, combined...

MY GUESS is that tirz is mainly tackling inflammation, but doing it well. Visibly calmer swelling the way plenty of others report it, face isn't puffy, ankles sit at their normal size, joints bend far more freely, plus I've got noticeably sharper thinking and more get-up-and-go, none of that...

Mixed in a touch of lidocaine when reconstituting and it cut down on the injection soreness noticeably. Recently picked up something else that works even better, barely register it going in now. Usually inject subcutaneously into the hip or glute area.

Coffee works different on everyone. Some folks just don't eat when they've had their cup, sema or not. Your body might've always done that.

Complete genetics. You hear endless marketing like spot-reduce belly fat, but that's nonsense. Without surgery, there isn't a legitimate way to target one area.

So does that mean strong effect upfront then it drops off, or tough side effects early that ease up?