i was wrong about the ceiling for a year, i thought 3 existed. it doesnt for the weight indication
#semaglutide 2026-06-09
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- chaser_chris — five week steps worked better for me than four, purely on how the second week felt 19:58
- abdo_two_inch — coming back to this going slow cost me nothing except time and saved me two bad weeks, thats my whole contribution i was wrong about the ceiling for a year, i thought… 20:23
- osier_orders — moving my dose day by a day or two never did anything noticeable for me 20:25
- osier_orders — brand vs compounded, is there a difference people can actually feel 20:30
i stayed on 1.7 for 19 months and never went to 2.4, appetite was already where i needed it
steady state takes weeks
five week steps worked better for me than four, purely on how the second week felt
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anyone compared their 2 vial dosing against the pen increments
was FLOW the one that ran to 68 weeks or am i mixing them up
is the plateau usually appetite coming back or just the scale stopping
slower worked better
give it four weeks
coming back to this going slow cost me nothing except time and saved me two bad weeks, thats my whole contribution
i was wrong about the ceiling for a year, i thought 3 existed. it doesnt for the weight indication
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moving my dose day by a day or two never did anything noticeable for me
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brand vs compounded, is there a difference people can actually feel
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went to 2.4 and the extra suppression wasnt worth the GI for me, so i came back down
plateaus move
vials not pens here
is there a reason to hold at 1.7 rather than going to 2.4
slightly off topic but the plateau hit me at 3 weeks and moved again about a month later without a dose change
*PeptideMeter not the other one
held there too
thats STEP 1
compounded and brand felt the same to me at 2.5, which is one person and nothing more
€38 a month for compounded against what brand costs locally is why most people here use vials