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  • AOD-9604 Research Dosing Protocol

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    @randy sorry for the confusion. It isn't the NAD that had flakes it was the AOD-9604 I got from LA Pep.
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    Love this data
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    For research use only. Not medical advice. Overview Mazdutide (LY3437943) is a dual GLP-1/glucagon agonist similar to survodutide but generally smoother and more tolerable, with a softer glucagon hit and less aggressive appetite suppression. Typical weekly exploration ranges from 2–10 mg, with gradual escalation over 8–12 weeks. It has good synergy with GLP-1/GIP agonists (e.g., tirzepatide) and is commonly used in “Ghetto Reta” stacks due to its cleaner side-effect profile. Weekly Titration Schedule Weeks 1–2: Intro Phase Dose: 2 mg once weekly Purpose: Establish baseline tolerability and assess GI sensitivity. Notes: This is a gentle entry point compared to survodutide’s 0.6 mg start. Weeks 3–4: Light Phase Dose: 4 mg once weekly Produces noticeable appetite reduction but usually without overwhelming gastric slowing. Hold at 2 mg longer if nausea persists. Weeks 5–6: Moderate Phase Dose: 6 mg once weekly This is the working dose for many research subjects. Represents a good balance of efficacy and tolerability. Weeks 7–8: Strong Phase Dose: 8 mg once weekly Strong metabolic effects emerge here. Suitable for subjects who tolerated 6 mg without significant GI burden. Weeks 9–12: Upper-Tier Phase Dose: 10 mg once weekly This is the practical “top end” for most research setups. Only escalate to 10 mg after several weeks of stability at 8 mg. Maintenance Dosing (Week 13+) Standard Maintenance 6–8 mg once weekly Best balance for long-term tolerability. High-End Maintenance 10 mg once weekly Used when the goal is more aggressive metabolic impact or retatrutide-like synergy in stacks. Frequency & Timing Once weekly, same day each week. Delayed GI effects can occur (Day 2–3), especially at ≥6 mg. When stacking with tirzepatide, escalations should be slower than this standalone schedule. Cycle Length Titration requires 8–12 weeks depending on sensitivity. Full research cycles often run 16–48 weeks, typically maintaining 6–10 mg. Common Research Notes Mazdutide is smoother and less nausea-inducing compared to survodutide. Appetite suppression is strong but less abrupt subjects often describe it as “cleaner” or “more natural.” When stacked with tirzepatide, GI effects compound; many researchers cap mazdutide at 4–6 mg in combination protocols.
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    For research use only. Not medical advice. Overview Survodutide is a dual GLP-1/glucagon receptor agonist typically researched in the 0.6–6 mg weekly range, with gradual escalation over 10–12 weeks. It produces strong appetite suppression and a pronounced metabolic effect due to its glucagon activity — much more aggressive than standard GLP-1 compounds. Slow titration is essential for GI tolerability. Weekly Titration Schedule Weeks 1–2: Intro Phase Dose: 0.6 mg once weekly Purpose: Allow subjects to adapt to GLP-1 + GC stimulation. Notes: Even this low dose can feel strong for GLP-1-naive subjects. Weeks 3–4: Light Phase Dose: 1.2 mg once weekly Appetite suppression increases significantly here. Hold longer at 0.6 mg if nausea or fullness is excessive. Weeks 5–6: Moderate Phase Dose: 1.8 mg once weekly Represents a comfortable mid-range dose for many subjects. Escalate only if prior doses were well tolerated. Weeks 7–8: Strong Phase Dose: 2.4 mg once weekly This dose often produces robust metabolic effects without overwhelming tolerability. Many researchers remain here for multiple weeks before proceeding. Weeks 9–10: High Phase Dose: 3.6 mg once weekly Strong GC-driven thermogenic activity emerges. If subjects struggle at this point, step back to 2.4 mg until stable. Weeks 11–12: Upper-Tier Phase Dose: 4.8 mg once weekly This was near the top end of phase 2 obesity trial dosing. GI and appetite suppression effects intensify; titrate cautiously. Week 13+ Maintenance Two research-validated maintenance ranges: Standard Maintenance 4.8 mg once weekly Provides excellent efficacy with manageable tolerability. Maximum Maintenance 6.0 mg once weekly Represents the high end used in some modeling and extended research runs. Move to 6.0 mg only after 4.8 mg is fully tolerated for several weeks. Frequency & Timing Once weekly at a consistent time. Due to the glucagon component, many subjects experience delayed nausea (Day 2–3). Avoid rushing escalations — Survodutide hits harder per mg than typical GLP-1s. Cycle Length Titration requires 10–12 weeks minimum. Full research cycles typically last 20–48 weeks depending on goals and maintenance dose. Common Research Notes Survodutide is significantly stronger milligram-for-milligram than semaglutide or tirzepatide due to dual receptor activation. GI load increases steeply with each escalation — slow progression improves tolerability. When used in stacks (e.g., tirz + survo “Ghetto Reta”), researchers often cap survo at 0.6–1.5 mg because synergy multiplies the effect.
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    @WisGal64 Im still on my 1st vial of Survo and have had no side effects except reaching my weight loss goal while musle mass gains. Ive added CJC/ IPA blend at night to fine tune the visceral fat and deep sleep is amazing
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    Have you tried other GLP's from vendors like Nextchems Retatrutide?
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    Currently researching Reta with a start at .5 mg/week then titrating by .25 mg each week. Currently researching Reta at 2mg once per week which seems to manage appetite and planning to research up to 4 mg of Reta weekly. Appetite control seems to fall off after a few days so started researching an additional research dose on day 4 each week @ .5 mg - with a plan to Titrate by .25 mg/week. Have been considering researching Cagri and replacing Day 4 Reta research dose with a Cagri research dose so the discussion here is helpful.
  • Reta Weekly Research Dosing Protocol

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    @Randy im really interested in this. Do you see any differences in GI issues? I can get my insurance to pay for trizepitide, so I might be able to reduce my spend over using retatrutide.
  • BPC-157 or Wolverine?

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    @USSLiberty Personally my take is to always start on that low dose and see how you feel after doing it a couple times. Then go up if you aren’t feeling the desired effects. My bunny reacts completely different to my results. This is a marathon of life not a sprint, although I have a tendency to want to try more so I bought my peptides refrigerator this week and have probably a 18-24 month plan…
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    Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com. Read the article: HYB’s 10mg “Retatrutide” Disaster: When Your Telegram Plug Sells You a Mystery Peptide Share your thoughts, ask questions, or continue the conversation below!
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    test
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    I think Elon would love GLPs in Mars… keep ppl lean and only eating the necessary foods
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    Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com. Read the article: The Rise of Grey Market Peptides: Popularity, Transparency, and Safe Research Practices Share your thoughts, ask questions, or continue the conversation below!
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    I just got a couple tests from Peptira in this morning. I've also got what they have posted on their site.
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    Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com. Read the article: Introducing the Finest 3D-Printed Vial Carrying Cases Share your thoughts, ask questions, or continue the conversation below!