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Generic pens from overseas work fine for travel - temperature is the main variable, and a small insulated case handles most climates. Spare 28G needles are available at most pharmacies if traveling light.

The shaking-hands first injection is everyone's experience - it gets mechanical very quickly. Days 2-4 are when the GI adjustment arrives for most people.

New supplier first shot on 2.5mg - the main thing is confirming the batch feels like your previous one.

I've been stalled for about a month now, which is frustrating. But I'm trying to remember that stalls are normal, and that it doesn't mean the medication isn't working. Slow and steady!

Yep, pens tend to hold a little extra. Might as well use every last bit!

If it’s not 0 clicks it’s not zero concern.

I hope that helps you! I'm still waking up multiple times a night after being on sema for a month. It's so aggravating. I'm taking sermorelin as well and my sleep feels deeper, and I have more energy once I'm up, but waking up 3-4 times is not my ideal situation.

It could be temporary. Your body might just need to adjust. I know others who said it evened out after a few weeks.

I'm with you GeneProgress! Better safe than sorry. You never know when you might need it. Plus, I hate running out of anything!

Hasn't done jack for my sleep. Are you having trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or both?

Whether or not the sky is falling, it's ALWAYS a good time to stock up! A little is good, more is better!

Hey Pulse_Lady, I saw someone mention DefyMedical. Might be worth checking them out, they seem to be well-regarded.

You gotta be careful what you believe. There's no guarantee these claims are legit. Could be rivals, or some annoyed customer over nothing. Even the respected labs get hit with nasty rumors. You just always have to figure you can get scammed when you buy on the grey market. I'd get at least...

You look like a totally different person. You're shining!

Huge congrats! What an accomplishment. You look great!

Thanks for the input, everyone! I think I'll try splitting the dose first, and if that doesn't work, I'll talk to my doctor about going higher than 2.4mg. I'm not losing a ton of weight right now, so I'm not happy with where I'm at. I appreciate the link Dakota1976!

I think it's great you've found some relief. Metformin stopped my food noise at first. It helped for a bit, but I just switched to Zepbound. I hope it works. Good luck, I'm happy for you—I'm sure you'll help others facing similar issues

Okay, so I've been using sema for a while now, and I've managed to drop around 28 pounds. But honestly, it didn't really kick in until I hit 1.7mg. I know that's pretty normal. You really feel it at the higher doses. The thing is, that feeling of fullness and not constantly thinking about food...

I find the potential for Ozempic to help with non-food addictions SUPER interesting. I'm taking it for weight loss and have noticed I don't think about drinking as much. I'm glad your doctor understands and is prescribing it!

I think the "Ozempic face" thing is kinda being turned into a positive thing which I love! Congrats on your weight loss journey. I'm down 30 pounds in 9 months and happy with my progress!