Peptide Critic Community

About to make the switch to Reta after using Mounjaro 15mg 1x per week. What would be a proper dosage as a starting point with Reta?

@rain overfills are common. That’s one reason why coa’s are critical. Definitely recon at the tested level of 27 and not the 20 the vial was sold as.

I filter everything. Its a risk analysis you have to do when you research. If the sterility was clean on the coa and you aren't stuffing it in a pen then moving it is a risk for contamination if you make a mistake. I wont say "oh its fine bro" but it usually is...until it isn't. EDIT I just read that again and it probably wasn't terribly helpful. Filter your peps.

Thank you for sharing your research experience. Insulin-like growth factors (IGFs) promote growth and survival of many types of tumor cells. They are not in consideration at this time due to male subjects cancer history.

@ratstudies I'm not going to do the math for you but yes it's reta and Cagrilentide

Have you tried other GLP's from vendors like Nextchems Retatrutide?

Weekly uptake for my rat is as follows. .3mg, .6mg, 1mg, 2mg, 3mg, 4mg, 5mg, will be administering 6mg today. Around week 5 and on, my test subject would get really bad abdominal pain followed by more than usual bowl movement around 1-2 days before the scheduled next dose. Also, increase fiber for those who are susceptible to constipation like my subject. You are welcome. We use chia seeds soaked in water over night. Work your way up to a full dose. 8mg, 10mg, 14mg etc. See about the effects before starting Reta. But yeah, just what we’ve been doing here. Not actual advise. Also, be sure to keep up with essential vitamins like A for your eye sight. Fat soluble so take with fat. And so forth since a lot of vitamin and mineral consumption by your test subject will be at a higher rate. And that plus less food intake, recomndation is to provide nutrient dense food to your subject. Any how, hope this helps.