Steroid Source Talk
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Semaglutide
- Thread starter MrMetal
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Yeah I've been using it for a week now. I have no idea if it's accurately dosed all I can say is that it works, and I'm in love. I added 2mL to the vial so each .1mL increment should be .25 milligrams since it's a 5mg vial. I took .12.5 milligrams last Sunday to start, then another .12.5 the next day, and finally another .12.5 on Wednesday. I'll repeat this weekly until otherwise necessary. My thought was that I should do more frequent injections as this is the long acting version, and I had no clue how I would respond. I also didn't want to totally crush my appetite in the beginning of the week to nothing only for it to come back strong towards the end of the week before my next pin as the drug wears off. All last week my appetite was evenly reduced. So far with this dosing regiment things are working well. I lost 8 pounds last week. One of my snacks last week was 6 medium sized plain crackers and 800mL of coffee which killed my hunger until about 4 - 5 hours later.
Liska
Active member
Don't buy generic Semaglutide without a labtest, the concentration of Semaglutide in API doesn't seem to match what's stated in the COA for a number of manufacturers so AA would have to be rather lucky to be able to offer an accurately dosed product without verifying this via labtest at some stage.
how does the oral version stack up? Let’s say comparing pharma grade of each.
Liska
Active member
Quantifying the value of orally delivered biologic therapies: A cost-effectiveness analysis of oral semaglutide
Oral semaglutide, currently in phase three clinical trials, represents the first case of an oral biologic medication for type 2 diabetes in the form of a daily capsule. It provides similar efficacy compared to its weekly injection counterpart, but it ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov