£55 for a 10 vial is roughly what ive paid for the last year
#tirzepatide 2026-05-24
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- declared_value — follow up im at 5 and thinking about 2.4, did anyone gain anything from that step 11:52
- VialBot — Digest for the week of 2025-07-02 has been published. 11:55
- step_one_sian — is there a reason to titrate slower than the four week schedule 12:44
- declared_value — did anyone find the GI easier than semaglutide at an equivalent effect 13:35
- VialBot — Inter-lab diff for lot E-2205: 96.8% vs 99%. Within expected range. 16:43
follow up im at 5 and thinking about 2.4, did anyone gain anything from that step
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Digest for the week of 2025-07-02 has been published.
coming back to this anyone tracked whether the GI difference held at the top doses
is there a reason to titrate slower than the four week schedule
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did anyone find the GI easier than semaglutide at an equivalent effect
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is the sweet spot argument about effect or about side effects
[edited]folklore probably
went back to semaglutide after 17 months because the cost difference mattered more than the GI
the sweet spot thing is survivorship, the people it worked for stayed and said so, happy to be corrected
*Janoshik not the other one
SURMOUNT is weight
titrate slow
no gap when i switched, took the last semaglutide dose and started this a week later
checked the units twice
Inter-lab diff for lot E-2205: 96.8% vs 99%. Within expected range.
the trials titrated every four weeks to a target, most people here stop at whatever works
5 did nothing