Anonymous wrote:Compound GLP did not work well for me so I switched to Compound Tirzepatide and it works well. I have had very few symptoms with either which makes it harder to not eat.

I don’t think the compound versions are going away. My provider adds Vitamin K so it will not be discontinued.

That’s not the way patent laws works. You can’t just add a vitamen and effectively make a drug under patent a generic. It would effective destroy patent protection for all drugs.

Anonymous wrote:I started trizepatide 6 days ago and haven’t noticed a difference in hunger but I’ve been really tired all week. Kind of reluctant to do 2nd shot - anyone else experience this?

That’s pretty common, you’ll get more used to it.

I started trizepatide 6 days ago and haven’t noticed a difference in hunger but I’ve been really tired all week. Kind of reluctant to do 2nd shot - anyone else experience this?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Tirzepatide is much better according to studies. I still have side effects 8 months later but not too bad and I seem to be an anomaly.

BUT it's going away as a compounded form and I don't have coverage for weight loss meds so might have to go to semaglutide which I do not want to do. I'll have to deal with side effects all over again and it's not as effective.

I only have about 6-8 pounnds to lose but I have zero faith I can keep it off without the meds.

I think PP means they are close to goal weight but planned to continue the medication in a maintenance dose and are concerned they will only have access to semaglutide bc tirzepatide was just ruled to not be in a Shortage by the fda.

OP here - I have 6-8 pounds remaining! I lost 30 pounds already. Sorry I did not make that clear.
No I would not use meds for 6-8 pounds

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Tirzepatide is much better according to studies. I still have side effects 8 months later but not too bad and I seem to be an anomaly.

BUT it's going away as a compounded form and I don't have coverage for weight loss meds so might have to go to semaglutide which I do not want to do. I'll have to deal with side effects all over again and it's not as effective.

I only have about 6-8 pounnds to lose but I have zero faith I can keep it off without the meds.

Please tell me you are joking.

What's the joke?

Anonymous wrote:
Tirzepatide is much better according to studies. I still have side effects 8 months later but not too bad and I seem to be an anomaly.

BUT it's going away as a compounded form and I don't have coverage for weight loss meds so might have to go to semaglutide which I do not want to do. I'll have to deal with side effects all over again and it's not as effective.

I only have about 6-8 pounnds to lose but I have zero faith I can keep it off without the meds.

I think PP means they are close to goal weight but planned to continue the medication in a maintenance dose and are concerned they will only have access to semaglutide bc tirzepatide was just ruled to not be in a Shortage by the fda.

Eggshell can be a nice choice.

I prefer satin.

Anonymous wrote:Compound GLP did not work well for me so I switched to Compound Tirzepatide and it works well. I have had very few symptoms with either which makes it harder to not eat.

I don’t think the compound versions are going away. My provider adds Vitamin K so it will not be discontinued.

Which company do you use? Semaglutide was terrible for me (nausea, fatigue all the time) and would love to switch but this seems so pricey most places.

Compound GLP did not work well for me so I switched to Compound Tirzepatide and it works well. I have had very few symptoms with either which makes it harder to not eat.

I don’t think the compound versions are going away. My provider adds Vitamin K so it will not be discontinued.

Anonymous wrote:
Tirzepatide is much better according to studies. I still have side effects 8 months later but not too bad and I seem to be an anomaly.

BUT it's going away as a compounded form and I don't have coverage for weight loss meds so might have to go to semaglutide which I do not want to do. I'll have to deal with side effects all over again and it's not as effective.

I only have about 6-8 pounnds to lose but I have zero faith I can keep it off without the meds.

Please tell me you are joking.

Tirzepatide is much better according to studies. I still have side effects 8 months later but not too bad and I seem to be an anomaly.

BUT it's going away as a compounded form and I don't have coverage for weight loss meds so might have to go to semaglutide which I do not want to do. I'll have to deal with side effects all over again and it's not as effective.

I only have about 6-8 pounnds to lose but I have zero faith I can keep it off without the meds.

I have found tirzepatide to be SO much better than semaglutide! I was on Ozempic for 8 months and lost an average of about a pound a week but had nausea pretty much every day, frequent constipation, and just felt tired most of the time. I went all the way up to 2mg, then insurance approved me for Mounjaro two months ago. I started at 7.5mg, and felt a difference almost immediately. No nausea unless I haven't eaten in a while, no headaches or fatigue after the shot, and just feel great in general. My weight loss also got a bit of a boost! I've lost 50 lbs as of today, 35 of that was on Ozempic.

*Semaglutide!!! Darn auto correct!

I’m thinking of trying HERS. Any recommendations would be appreciated.