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What did your RS not like about Reta?Tomes said:I'm now on 1.5mg tirz+100mcg cagri weekly and far prefer it to anything that includes reta. I tried twice and it's just not for me.

What did your RS not like about Reta?Tomes said:I'm now on 1.5mg tirz+100mcg cagri weekly and far prefer it to anything that includes reta. I tried twice and it's just not for me.

Yeah what's the difference between the two stacks that you don't like?Tomes said:I'm now on 1.5mg tirz+100mcg cagri weekly and far prefer it to anything that includes reta. I tried twice and it's just not for me.
It caused blood sugar issues for me - and I don't have glucose issues normally (I'm not diabetic or pre-diabetic, fasting glucose is 80 without any peps). Reta caused much spiker blood sugar during the day and nearly a 10 point average increase in glucose (90 to 98); but then it would drop below 70 at night indicating hypoglycemia (I was using a CGM to track this). I also felt terrible, which is not surprising given what was happening with my glucose.Meggie said:What did your RS not like about Reta?
Cagri is an entirely different mechanism of action, and actually helps regulate glucagon, versus reta which stimulates glucagon.scarywood75 said:Yeah what's the difference between the two stacks that you don't like?

Would you recommend following the dosage scales for reta with tirz weekly? For example, I see for reta, it’s 4mg, 8mg, 12mg. I’m currently on 5mg for tirz.Huckleberry1 said:Tirz 3mg and reta 0.5 works well weekly


Have you tried splitting your dose of Tirz? I split mine and have no nauseatangoecho311 said:I'm currently on tirz. Considering stacking reta or AOD. Pros and cons? Is there a stack that works better? I do like the idea of reta so I wouldn't have to inject every single day. But the jabs don't bother me that badly. I'm currently on 6mg tirz weekly. But I get awful nausea. (I'm very prone to nausea anyway. My husband jokes that I can get motion sick sitting at the dinner table). I'm hesitant to up my tirz but I'm at a stall. I've read that reta has fewer side effects. I have also been considering splitting my dose as the food noise comes back on day 5ish. Even on low dose tirz (3mg) I had zero food noise until day 5. Considering doing 3mg every 4 days? Wanted to consult the masses here.
If you added reta to your tirz, what was your offset? Was your progress more significant after adding reta?

Can I ask where you get your kits?tangoecho311 said:I think I'm going source a couple singles of cagri and reta and see what happens! I don't want to get a whole kit of cagri since a 5mg kit would be 166 doses at 300mcg
As always, I appreciate your insight! Your willingness to help us newbies out isn't taken for granted.