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DEXA at 14 weeks is a solid body composition checkpoint when stacking with tirz - the composition split between fat and muscle loss is what matters most, not just the scale number.

Pens and cartridges calibrate differently - that's why V2 accuracy is a separate question.

$499 for three months from an online provider is around $166/month - the per-month math is the right comparison frame. Compounding pharmacy documentation for reimbursement varies by plan; some plans reimburse with a superbill, others won't touch compound.

Total garbage!

And they don't even say WHAT "this" is. It's super vague.

Thanks for sharing!

40 pounds is amazing! Seriously! I remember when I was losing weight and the scale wouldn't move for months. I started tracking measurements and realized my waist and hips were still changing. Sometimes your body changes before the scale does. Especially when you're eating protein, walking, and...

I don't think any home scales are totally accurate, but they're good for seeing trends. I have one brand and it's good for tracking those trends.

The guidelines say to keep going – nothing changes. Maintenance mode is at 2.4 (weekly).

I've kept taking a dose every week, but I've lowered it to where I'm not losing any more weight but I'm also not gaining. I've been on this maintenance dose for over two years now.

I can see why people in the study would feel that way... but shouldn’t they be figuring out a healthy weight range for them so they know when to stop? I know the goal is to see how well the drug works, but shouldn't treatment stop when a participant hits their ideal weight, agreed upon with...

I'm guessing maybe it was more like "Some People *Thought* They Lost Too Much Weight With Eli Lilly's Experimental Weight Loss Drug."

I'd stick to your regular schedule. Consistency is key with these meds. Maybe pack some anti-nausea meds just in case?

Splitting the dose really helps! Spreading it out reduces side effects compared to a single shot.

Congrats! I want to get to 150; I'm about 30 lbs away.

I like that you look happy in both pics!

You seem a decade younger!

I completely agree with A1C-Slayer - why would someone make a post when things are going just fine?! It's just like people only write reviews to complain, not when they're happy. So you get a skewed sense of reality from forums sometimes. I never had any real side effects myself. And Hank64...

I've found that since starting Reta, my sugar cravings are finally "normal". They don't happen often, they actually feel like my body telling me it needs sugar, and I can easily satisfy them with some nonfat yogurt and a little bit of honey. It's kinda nice!

I had a really bad experience eating a spring roll at a Vietnamese place. It was fried and tasted disgusting. Nothing like I remembered. I only got a few bites down. Fried foods are a major trigger for me now.