Traveling with Glucagon-like Peptides?

[goofy_basil]

Been on the forum and doing my own research for a while. Most compounds I need are straightforward but chonluten is impossible - like finding a needle in hay. Manufacturers not making it anymore? Looking for easier alternatives that work similar. Any ideas?

 

[Quinn]

Glucagon's counterregulatory role does make it oddly omnipresent. TSA doesn't share the enthusiasm though.

 

[Inject_Progress926]

Small soft cooler with a freezable ice pack handles a week fine - sema pens are stable at room temperature for up to 28 days once opened, so the cooler is a precaution. TSA allows injectable medications with ice packs, no issues.

 

[PickyEaterPro]

For travel specifically, there is a thread on taking reta on a plane that covers the practical bits.

 

[edamame_ozalumna]

I went on a cruise around six weeks in. One night I got seasick and threw up, and I doubt it would've hit that hard without the sema, just something to think about. Otherwise by then you'll know the side effects well enough to tell if the meds bother you. Skipping a week is totally fine if you'd rather dodge the nausea or skip the trouble of hauling a fridge med around. Also remember you're on sema to fix the overindulging. The feeling that sema robs me of food is something I've had to work through. Food is still fun for me, only in smaller amounts, and at a buffet you can sample a bit of everything!