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Great.Thanks for the input. I already saw that while looking at prices. Luckily money isn’t a problem for the time being.
I had great results with oral sema (Rybelsus brand name) but good luck finding it ugl. If she is t2d she can get it prescribed and with insurance they have a coupon and it’s like $10 month which is how I got it. I was in the lowest dose 3mg and like I said it worked great for me.Hey all, my wife wants to try semaglutide but doesn’t wanna do injectable. I guess unless the oral version just doesn’t work. Is the oral version anywhere near as effective as the injectable?
Yep that Mounjaro pen gotta big needle In it. I suppose they had to make it idiot proof in case someone one missed and hit their belt buckle or something.Well I should have specified Mounjaro. I always bled from it.
Glad to hear you had good results. I know there are several sources here that have it. Dash, 24PCT, BG, etc. Those are Indian pharma but some still consider that UGL. She’s not diabetic so I doubt insurance would cover it.I had great results with oral sema (Rybelsus brand name) but good luck finding it ugl. If she is t2d she can get it prescribed and with insurance they have a coupon and it’s like $10 month which is how I got it. I was in the lowest dose 3mg and like I said it worked great for me.
If it really works then I would yes. My thought process is I don’t wanna order 5 to 10 vials from QSC if she isn’t going to like it and/or has bad sides from it. So I’ll probably order a pack of 3mgx10 from Dash and if it’s working out and she wants to continue taking it maybe she will consider moving to the injectable. Then that would be more economical.Great.
you are ok with 200 dollars a month?
Pinned aminos has it for pretty cheap . I am pretty sure its from QSC.I know there are several sources here that have it. Dash, BG, etc. Those are Indian pharma but some still consider that UGL. She’s not diabetic so I doubt insurance would cover it.
If it really works then I would yes. My thought process is I don’t wanna order 5 to 10 vials from QSC if she isn’t going to like it and/or has bad sides from it. So I’ll probably order a pack of 3mgx10 from Dash and if it’s working out and she wants to continue taking it maybe she will consider moving to the injectable.
Cool I will look into that too! Thanks.Pinned aminos has it for pretty cheap . I am pretty sure its from QSC.
That’s great to read. That kept me from always using liraglutide for longer periods of time and kept me from trying the longer acting GLP-1’s.So I have to say. I have less sides from mounjaro than semaglutide. The constipation part of sema is annoying as hell. I don't get that on tirazepide
How's the nausea and tiredness on tirzepatide?So I have to say. I have less sides from mounjaro than semaglutide. The constipation part of sema is annoying as hell. I don't get that on tirazepide
I don't feel it as bad this time... I just reached a month if being on itHow's the nausea and tiredness on tirzepatide?
How much weight have you lost in that month? And how long were you off sema before jumping on tirz? I have enough Ozempic/sema on-hand for about 4 months, will likely take a break before resuming or switching to SQC tirz.I don't feel it as bad this time... I just reached a month if being on it
3 months.How much weight have you lost in that month? And how long were you off sema before jumping on tirz? I have enough Ozempic/sema on-hand for about 4 months, will likely take a break before resuming or switching to SQC tirz.
3 months.
I blasted right when i went off into a bulk with minimal fat gainWhat was your weight and diet like during those 3 months when you were off?
It is. But costs more to get thereFor those with experience with both, did you prefer Semaglutide or terzepitide, and why?
I’ve been running sema and it’s definitely curved hunger but I’m curious if the grass is greener on the other side.
Don't do keto. All AAS increase insulin sensitivity but glp a increases insulin secretion.Does anyone have experience with glp-1 agonists and tren?
I have some tirzepatide coming and was thinking about using them together. If memory serves, I've seen discussions about how tren changes how the body utilizes carbs.