u/sparklegemz19

I have finished my 2nd month of 4mg tablets (4th month overall) and I am happily at a manageable weight. I don't really know what to do now and was looking for advice. I like the sensation of being on the tablets- the reduced food noise, no enjoyment from alcohol, fewer unhealthy food choices, craving "good" food. However, I don't want to continue losing weight at the rate that I am. Should I reduce my dose? Come off it altogether and hope for the best? Take pills intermittently? If I came off it and ever wanted to go back on would I start with 1.5mg again?

Thanks in advance for any comments.

Hi everyone,

I just finished my last 1.5 pill today. I've had very few negative side effects but I have felt that my appetite has reduced a lot and I've lost 5lbs.

Two weeks ago, I ordered my next dose pre-empting where I would be and how I would feel. Now I am here, I'm worried that the jump to 4mg might be too much for me. It's a lot of money to buy another box of 1.5 so soon and a huge waste.

I'm not really sure what I'm looking for tbh but I wondered if anyone had been in the same boat about what you did.

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