r/compoundtirzepatide

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Wow impressed!

Ordered Monday arrived Thursday. Great customer service and I’m excited to continue my journey on 5mg tirzepatide from hallendale with no additives! Thank you Trillium!

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u/Ok_Obligation_5190 — 1 day ago
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If you have used or are using compounded GLP-1 medications for weight loss or management, we want to hear your story!

Have you or someone you know used compounded GLP-1 medications in the past year?

Access barriers to brand-name GLP-1s have pushed many people toward compounded alternatives, but we still know very little about real-world experiences, safety, or effectiveness.

Dr. Jaime Almandoz and Dr. Sarah E. Messiah at UT Southwestern Medical Center are conducting a research study to better understand how patients use compounded GLP-1 products and their experiences with them.

Your voice truly matters.

Real-world stories can help inform healthcare providers, policymakers, and patients navigating this rapidly changing landscape.

If you’ve used a compounded GLP-1 in the last 12 months, please consider sharing your experience:

https://redcap.link/CompGLP

Please share this link with others, as many people who use compounded medications may not realize their perspective is valuable to researchers and clinicians trying to improve care.

Thank you for helping us generate much-needed evidence on an important and evolving issue!

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u/CPPHTX — 5 days ago
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Increased Liver Enzyme (ALT)?

Curious if anyone has seen an increase in their ALT? I know many people see a decrease, but my levels have always been normal and around 11-13. I had bloodwork 5 days after starting meds and ALT was 11. About 5 weeks later, bloodwork shows ALT at 35. I know different labs have different ranges of "normal", and this lab in particular says 34 is the cap for normal, so I'm just slightly high. However, it's an abnormal reading for me, and in a short period of time. I have recently taken ibuprofen and acetaminophen for a knee injury multiple times a week ( but never more than once a day and not always consecutive days) and I've started more physical activity again, so not sure if that could cause this amount of an increase or not.

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u/Andromeda_Proj3ct — 9 days ago
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SO FRUSTRATED

after waiting almost a month with no update my entire order has been cancelled completely without warning I paid almost $500 I hope I get a refund cause I will NOT BE GOING BACK WITH GIMME

u/prettyfeetroe — 13 days ago

What does your weekly shot routine actually look like start to finish?

Genuinely curious how other people have structured this because mine feels kind of chaotic still. I'm 4 months in and I still don't have a clean process. I do it at different times, different spots, sometimes forget to let the pen warm up, once did it standing in a parking lot because I realized I'd forgotten.

Is there a routine that actually works or is everyone just kind of winging it?

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u/Maasbreesos — 10 days ago
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Decreasing Dosage

Hi everyone, I’ve been on tirzepatide for the past 3 months. Around 3 weeks ago I changed my dosage from 2.5 to 5mg. Since then, 3-4 days a week after taking my shot I feel nauseous, bloated, indigestion, and fatigue. Could this be a sign to lower my dosage? Has anyone had experience with this before? I had little to no symptoms before increasing my dosage.

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u/apaige21 — 10 days ago