Weight Loss Maintenance

[marcusjame]

I am currently on 10MG weekly Tirzepatide and have been consistently losing weight. In about 3 month I expect to be at my target weight and then need to maintain the target weight. I have been reading up about CagriSema as a possible long term weight maintenance strategy. I searched this forum and don't see anything specific to CagriSema as a weight maintenance strategy. In other online sources I have seen suggestions of a 1 mg Cagri 1 mg Sema dose for a long term maintenance strategy. The half lives of the two drugs are a bit different but does anyone have experience with this?

I have seen CagriSema mix being sold. It would be easier to dose out of 1 vial but using a vial of Cagrilintide and a separate vial of Semaglutide would allow more controlled dosing.

Does anyone have experience with this?

 

[Sheshe91]

I want to know this as well as I want to buy the mixture but I’ve been told that they have different PH? Confused.com

 

[Calm Logic]

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Reconstituting agent for Cagrilintide

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I'm looking for something other that bactrostatic water for Cagrilintide. The agent needs to have a ph of 4. Any suggestions?

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Forum: Cagrilintide

 

[chmuse]

I am currently on 10MG weekly Tirzepatide and have been consistently losing weight. In about 3 month I expect to be at my target weight and then need to maintain the target weight. I have been reading up about CagriSema as a possible long term weight maintenance strategy. I searched this forum and don't see anything specific to CagriSema as a weight maintenance strategy. In other online sources I have seen suggestions of a 1 mg Cagri 1 mg Sema dose for a long term maintenance strategy. The half lives of the two drugs are a bit different but does anyone have experience with this?

I have seen CagriSema mix being sold. It would be easier to dose out of 1 vial but using a vial of Cagrilintide and a separate vial of Semaglutide would allow more controlled dosing.

Does anyone have experience with this?

Cagri isn't technically approved yet, even non grey. I would personally stick with lowering the dose of tirz, spreading it to longer time between doses, or switch to low dose sema.

 

[Calm Logic]

And the accounts of cagri fatigue are a big turn off to me. Makes tirz-related fatigue sound like nothing.

 

[CallieKat]

Why not stay on tirz? Back in the day it was really expensive. Not so much anymore.

 

[Jacquiew24]

I am also within 10 lbs of my goal I am taking tirzepatide what is a maintenance dose?

 

[chmuse]

I am also within 10 lbs of my goal I am taking tirzepatide what is a maintenance dose?

The dose at which you stop losing weight and also don't gain. (I'm not being snarky I promise!) You'll have to play with it. Lower your dose, increase days between doses. See what works for you.

 

[wwwAngels]

The dose at which you stop losing weight and also don't gain. (I'm not being snarky I promise!) You'll have to play with it. Lower your dose, increase days between doses. See what works for you.

Yeah, that sounds about right. I ended up not losing for a month on 1.5mg of Sema, so I know I'll probably have to stick to at least 1mg for maintenance. I just started now stacking Tirz and Sema to lose those last 4 pounds.

 

[marcusjame]

Why not stay on tirz? Back in the day it was really expensive. Not so much anymo

I was thinking of switching because of Magpie syndrom, being attracted to something shiny new and different. After a few days and reflection, I will probably stay on a lower doese of tirzepatide.

 

[Calm Logic]

Maybe you could get your reta fix by reselling it, hahaha. MagpiePeptides.com

But to differentiate yourself for the DEA, also resell beta-blockers:

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I am ordering low-dose nebivolol from India just in case (5 mg tablets, which can be split in half). I read about it at the Meso forum for fellow users of the stimulant clenbuterol. Nebivolol could help I assume with elevated heart rate from reta, for when I try reta:

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[marcusjame]

As I mentioned I was thinking of switching to another pepetide more out of the novelty of wanting something new and shiny - the magpie effect.

If I was to start a research peptide company MagpiePeptides would be a good name. Some of them seem to come and go so the theme could be bird names or bird themes. Magpie, Pica, Robin, Crow, Nest, Feather...hmmm.. I am guessing I don't have a future in naming or running peptide companies. Oh well.

I will stick to the tirzepatide.