Thinking of adding Tirz to my Reta?

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Hey everyone. Im a few months in on my retatrutide journey and ive done very well losing almost 2 stone already. Ive hit a bit of a wall and havent lost weight in a week or so. Im looking to add tirzepatide to help break this plateau. Does anyone have any experience with this? I'd love to hear your story if so.

My current dose of Retatrutide is 6mg a week. What amount of tirzepatide should I add? Planning on doing retatrutide Monday tirzepatide thursday.

Thankyou!
 
If you are struggling with food noise, Titz may be a good add, if not, I would recommend just upping the Reta. I definitely think there are good reasons to combine the two, but I wouldn't do it without a clear reason. Its cleaner and easier to know what's going on with less drugs. If you do start, I don't see any reason not to start low and go slow. I would think 1mg is a good place to start.
 
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If you are struggling with food noise, Titz may be a good add, if not, I would recommend just upping the Reta. I definitely think there are good reasons to combine the two, but I wouldn't do it without a clear reason. Its cleaner and easier to know what's going on with less drugs. If you do start, I don't see any reason not to start low and go slow. I would think 1mg is a good place to start.

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Brilliant reply! I couldn't agree more, I dont want to unnecessarily add another peptide but I thought it could potentially help with the cost of reta as tirz is cheaper. If I could add tirz I could possibly keep my reta at the same dose or potentially even lower it 🤔. Ive finally gotten over all the side effects from reta so dont really want to risk them coming back with tirz. But on the other hand the improved appetite suppression and cheaper cost is temping.
 
Tirz 8mg = $2.40

Reta 8mg= $3.84

That's $75/year cheaper to run Tirz using some retail pricing.

The difference shrinks to $.50/week or $26/year using group buy pricing.
 
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