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I started taking Tirz back in 2023 and ended up getting a pretty large supply. Since then, I actually lost weight through other means, so I basically just left the medication sitting unused in my fridge for the past 2½+ years.

Over that time, I’ve moved a couple of times, and there have also been occasions when the power went out, so I know the medication has probably been exposed to warmer temperatures at various points.

Recently, I’ve been wanting to take a couple of shots just to lose a few extra pounds, but I’m noticing that the Tirz seems nowhere near as effective as it was when I originally took it. I’m getting little to no appetite suppression compared with what I remember.

So I’m wondering if the medication could have expired or lost potency/effectiveness over the years, especially given the age and the potential temperature fluctuations.

Has anyone else experienced this? Particularly, has anyone known for sure that their Tirz was expired or had been improperly stored, taken it anyway, and noticed that it seemed to have little or no effect on appetite suppression?

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I’ve been wondering about something and would genuinely be curious to hear what other people’s experiences have been. Do people who aren’t really overweight, but just want a little extra help losing and maintaining a few pounds, ever use Tirz on a longer-term basis?

I’m especially curious about people who only have a small amount of weight they want to lose. Since they don’t necessarily need to lose a significant amount, do they tend to stay at the lower doses like 2.5 mg or 5 mg, and basically use that as their maintenance dose rather than ever moving up?

I’m wondering if there are people who find that a very low dose is enough for them to gradually lose those last few pounds and then keep the weight off, or if most people eventually need to increase the dose even when they don’t have much weight left to lose. I’d love to hear from anyone who has actually been in this situation and what their experience has been with staying at a low dose over time.

I’ve been wondering about something and would genuinely be curious to hear what other people’s experiences have been. Do people who aren’t really overweight, but just want a little extra help losing and maintaining a few pounds, ever use Tirz on a longer-term basis?

I’m especially curious about people who only have a small amount of weight they want to lose. Since they don’t necessarily need to lose a significant amount, do they tend to stay at the lower doses like 2.5 mg or 5 mg, and basically use that as their maintenance dose rather than ever moving up?

I’m wondering if there are people who find that a very low dose is enough for them to gradually lose those last few pounds and then keep the weight off, or if most people eventually need to increase the dose even when they don’t have much weight left to lose. I’d love to hear from anyone who has actually been in this situation and what their experience has been with staying at a low dose over time.

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Now that a lot of our insurance companies are transitioning from the Auto-Injector pens to the KwikPens, It's important to know that you secretly have 5 doses per prescription and not just 4, be sure to take advantage of it.

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