vialroom

#tirzepatide 2025-07-26

Saturday28 messages6 participantstimes are UTC
Highlights from this day
  • noct.titrate — i log everything and my appetite curve looks flatter across the week than my semaglutide log did, i think 09:18
  • gip_glp_gil — does the GIP arm actually explain the easier nausea or is that hand waving 10:30
  • noct.titrate — anyone got a 4 recon they like for the 15 vials 11:16
FT

did going from 1.7 semaglutide to 5 of this feel like a step down for anyone

NT

12 did nothing extra over 10 for me and that still holds a year later

[edited]
FT

the two compounds arent interchangeable week for week even if the effect ends up similar, ill dig out the number

🧪1😂1📈1
NT

the GI difference held for me right up to 15, which isnt what a couple of people here found

i log everything and my appetite curve looks flatter across the week than my semaglutide log did, i think

😂1🔥2🤝4

10 was enough

👀3
GG

at 2.4 my appetite is gone entirely, did anyone go down rather than up

GG

does the GIP arm actually explain the easier nausea or is that hand waving

📉15
NT

sorry to jump in did anyone find the GI easier than semaglutide at an equivalent effect

👀1

*Janoshik not the other one

the 2.5 to 5 step was the roughest one for me and everything after was easier

anyone got a 4 recon they like for the 15 vials

🙏10🎉8
NT

unrelated but the 2 vial in 2ml gives 2.5mg/ml which puts 1.7 on 15 units, nice round numbers

SO

right so licensed top is 15 weekly, past that is not a licensed dose and nobody here can tell you what it does

🔥1
A1

held 10 for 21 months and lost 10kg over that stretch, slow and boring and fine

the GIP explanation for easier nausea is plausible and i still treat it as a story not a fact

GI was noticeably easier for me than semaglutide at what felt like the same appetite effect

RR

ok so the sweet spot thing is survivorship, the people it worked for stayed and said so

👀1

update on the earlier thing the switch felt like a step down at first and then caught up around week 10