Stacking Tirz and Reta - Anyone tried it?

[snug-hangingin]

The gradual transition from Tirz to Reta makes more sense than stopping cold - keeping some Tirz active while introducing Reta lets you gauge the Reta response without the hunger returning all at once during the crossover. Good plan.

 

[Gym_Lady]

2 weeks is still too early to know if the Reta is adding anything. Most people don't notice it doing much until around the 4-6 week mark at a consistent dose. Appetite and energy are usually the first signals. Give it more time before drawing conclusions.

 

[Toadcircuit]

Hmm, guess it might genuinely be worth switching over to tirz, or combining like you mentioned. Just gotta wait for it to show up though, might keep titrating in the meantime.

 

[goofy_gardenertbh]

Right?! Having great success on tirz myself, got a stash of reta just sitting there unused though, never actually gotten around to trying it.

 

[Nikki_92]

Do you run both on the same day? Is there an actual benefit stacking them? Tirz has been working well for me currently, still on the fence about adding reta into the mix though.

 

[sleepy_slowburn377]

How are you handling the dosing on that? Just kind of winging it based on feel, or is there more structure to it? Are you running tirz, reta, and tesa all at once?

 

[sourdough_m9]

Agree with the suggestion to push Reta higher, past 12mg even, as long as side effects allow. Went from 5mg Tirz up to higher Reta levels pretty quickly myself with barely any trouble.

Not a ton of research out there yet, but the buzz around Elora sounds like exactly what you're after.

How are sides treating you on Tirz, and now on Reta and Cag?

Great point either way.