Oops... a little extra. Am I screwed?

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HealFTW

HealFTW

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So, I did my first shot of Tirz today. The vial was supposed to have 10mg, but it was actually 11.4mg, which I didn't realize. I mixed it with 1ml of BAC water and then injected 0.25ml instead of 0.22ml (which is what I calculated for my dose). Will this be a problem? What should I do next?
 
Here's how I see it:

First, even if one vial from that batch tested at 11.4mg, your vial might be different. But let's assume yours really does have that much.

Second, you're talking about a very, very small increase. Maybe 300-400 micrograms? I doubt it'll make any difference. So, yeah, you should be good.
 
I'm starting Tirz next week for insulin resistance. I'm kinda nervous. My doc suggested it. I didnt even ask! A friend gave me a judgy look when I told her. Is that weird?
 
Carb_Story Nah, it's not weird. Some people think these meds are 'cheating' or something. Ignore them. If your doctor thinks it's right for you, that's all that matters.
 
Sarah30 said:
Some people think these meds are 'cheating' or something.
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I agree completely. It's a tool to manage a medical condition, just like any other medication. The 'too easy' argument is ridiculous.
 
Carb_Story said:
I'm starting Tirz next week for insulin resistance. I'm kinda nervous. My doc suggested it. I didnt even ask! A friend gave me a judgy look when I told her. Is that weird?
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It's unfortunate, but some individuals react negatively to others' weight loss journeys, especially if it involves medication. It can be a reflection of their own insecurities or a misunderstanding of the complexities of weight management and metabolic disorders like insulin resistance. Focus on your health and follow your doctor's guidance.
 
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