Best time for Reta shots?

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Old_Healed

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Hi everyone,

I'm wondering if there's a best time to inject my Reta. I was planning on injecting it first thing when i wake up before food.

Also, I've seen some users injecting more often than once a week, like every 4 or 5 days. I'm curious about opinions on that. Thanks!
 
I don't have a specific time I prefer. Sometimes I take it in the morning, sometimes at night, it doesn't matter to me.

Reta is designed for once-a-week injections to get the full effect. You see the high peaks if you look at a GLP-1 plotter.

But it doesn't work that well for me, so I inject twice a week. It works okay and no side effects.
 
It takes about a day or two to reach peak blood concentration after injecting, but this varies person to person. Because it takes so long to absorb, the actual injection time shouldn't be important unless you get side effects like nausea or skin issues, usually at peak, so you can time your injections to avoid them. Smaller doses more often can help with side effects or if you are ravenous 4 or 5 or 6 days after your last dose. Injecting at the same time each week is easier to remember.
 
I inject every 3 days. I felt it kept me on an even keel all week. I inject before bed because if you get the odd effect you sleep through it. My mornings get hectic, so it's just easier at night. Really, it comes down to what works for you.
 
I've also been using a shot tracker app on my phone to make sure I don't forget when and where I inject. I always forget things!
 
You should be SUPER proud of yourself! Next time you feel down, go grab a forty-pound bag of dog food and carry it around the store-instant proof of what you actually lost!
 
I got hard lumps from that peptide too. Using dry brushing, massage with arnica, red + near-IR light, plus injected peptides near the spots to break down scar tissue. It's slow but helping. Can't tell which thing's actually working since I'm changing everything, but at least something's improving.
 
It's not really cheaper, more like a convenience thing. I use pens for my other peptides and it makes morning injections fast — like 1-2 mins tops.
 
IM works better than subQ for me. plus longer i'm on it, more benefits show. taking 50mg daily. doesn't make sense to me to do once or twice weekly like some folks say. NMN/NR stuff needs daily dosing for months to work, why would this be different?
 
based on original adamax formulation and some reddit threads, looks like adamax should be intranasal. ran it subq and felt barely anything. intranasal semax gives me a solid boost though, worth trying if you're testing it
 
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