I've now been on compounded Tirzepatide through a Telehealth company for about 10 months now, and it has completely changed my life. My SW: 332 lbs, CW: 244.6 lbs and my goal weight is between 200-215 lbs. I'm so grateful for these meds and what it's done for me especially how I viewed food.

This was me at my heaviest at 332 lbs. And today coming in at 243 lbs. thanks to compounded Tirzepatide and hitting the gym. And yes, that is a fitting room selfie from Cabela's.

Fantastic article!! See, this is why I love this space. Just gets down to the brass tacks with a no, nonsense approach. I learn so much from this platform everyday.

I love getting things in the mail from Jeff and @randy for my research. It's all nice a shinny!

I may or may not be addicted to these pens. They are just so darn easy and convenient to use, wherever you go.

@drummnl Great question and the answer is yes. Always, always, always use an alcohol prep pad to wipe down the tip of the pin, making sure you get good coverage on the butyl rubber stopper. I will usually kinda roll up the alcohol pad and push it and rub it down in there. And always use a new pen needle, and never keep a needle screwed on to the pen.

So you’re using the same pen needle for all of your pins? You should be using a new pen needle for every injection. They are designed for single-use only. And if you’re researching that many with only one pen, you should grab a few more pens. There are so many things that could go wrong.

Here is why reusing or sharing a needle between different peptides is unsafe. Cross-Contamination: Injecting different peptides with the same needle can introduce traces of one peptide into the vial of another. This can cause the substances to chemically interact, degrade, and lose their potency or efficacy. Infection Risk: Once a needle pierces your skin, it is exposed to bacteria and is no longer sterile. Reusing it increases the risk of developing localized skin infections or abscesses. Blunting and Pain: Even after a single use, the microscopic tip of a needle can bend, barb, or become dull. Reusing a blunted needle damages the skin, increasing pain, bruising, and tissue irritation. Medication Spills: Leaving a needle attached to a pen between uses can cause the peptide solution to leak or crystallize, which leads to inaccurate dosing.

@[email protected] I think you are referring to the markings on the cartridge holder, correct? Ok, take my picture for example, I have it loaded up with approx 3mL’s of GHK, and you can see along the side where it gives you all those different levels, just like yours. Those numbers have nothing to do with your dose. Yes those are unit markings, but they are there as more of a guide/visual reference to let you know approximately how much solution is left in the cartridge. All you need to worry about is getting your dose dialed in with the adjustment knob. That’s it. I hope this helps clear up any confusion.

Hey y'all! Geez, I sound like Paula Deen. HA! Anyway, it's been another good week in my journey to wellness. I'm 11 lbs away from having lost 100 lbs since I started on this path in December. I'm freakin blown away by how powerful Tirzepatide really is. And I consider myself extremely blessed that I respond so well to the medication, because I've never had to go above 4.25 mg of my compounded Tirzepatide. I must add though that I did incorporate Survodutide into the mix just to get that added benefit of the glucagon receptor for my liver. My weekly average has slowed a bit which I expected. This past month I averaged 1.1 lbs per week. I expect that to slow even more as I've shifted to a more high-intensity heavy-weight routine.

I wish I could say that I got them all from @randy, but this is what I have currently with the three new ones on the way.

Dang it Jeff and @randy! Just when I thought I had all the pens I'll ever need, you just had to go and put the V3 ULTRA up on the site. And of course I'm like a kid that just got the new Sears Christmas Wish Book saying to myself, "look at that! It's all new and shiny, I gotta have it!"

This isn't all my swag. I got three full canisters in the chest freezer and also got a lab fridge I gotta go pick up on
Monday. Just don't have pics of everything. But I love seeing everyone's swag!

Had an extra Milwaukee Packout case so I thought I'd put it to good use, and got some of my pens put up in these stackable trays I found on Etsy. But hey, my fiancée has her scrapbooking, so I can have this, right?

Got three vials of MOTS-C that's going in my V4 for some research. I swear, each and every time I sit down to reconstitute some peps for research, I find doing so very therapeutic.

@Stevepep But I already have so many, what could I possibly do with just one more..

I'm about to place another order with them. Super fast shipping!

Decided to add some Survodutide to my protocol. Now I do have some Reta, but since Survodutide has significantly stronger glucagon receptor activity than Reta, thought I’d give it a try. Also, I just started back taking Tirzepatide after two months off due to a mass in my neck which turned out to be a benign tumor, and I’m taking the lowest dose of the compounded Tirzepatide. So I wanted a little boost to restart my weight loss.

Also, I’m pretty sure I’ve perfected getting every single air bubble out of the 3mL pen cartridge. I’m sure I spend way to my time with that, but I do have some OCD tendencies so we’ll blame that.

I've been using the NIIMBOT B1. Works flawlessly with the label maker.

I've had nothing but great experiences ordering from Nexaph. I've ordered their Sermorelin, GHK-cu and KPV kits, and about to order the TB4 and MOTS-C kits.

This is my usual stack for lifting days at the gym.

5:30 am: Wake up get peps ready
5:45 am: Take AOD, SS-31 and NAD+ fasted
6:30 am: Take L-Carnitine and Lipo-c with
breakfast before workout.
7:20 am: Hit the weights