Semaglutide is the real-deal weight loss drug we have been praying for. It works well for 70%+ of people. Losing and keeping weight off is so difficult that prior to ozempic, it was reasonable advice to preach acceptance or extremely restricted diets. Prior to Semaglutide, I used to assume that most of my friends who wanted to lose weight would fail. Now I assume they will trivially succeed if they get on the drugs. Here is how to get on Semaglutide:
Start with a dose of 0.25mg. Increase your dose approximately every four weeks. Stay on lower dosages as long as possible. Tolerance can increase rapidly. For example, the official guidelines say to double your dose after each of the first two months of treatment. I would try to increase dosages more slowly.
Gray market semaglutide is sold as a powder. You need to mix it into a solution to inject. Search for reconstitution solution.
You also need needles. Any insulin needle will work fine but some hurt less than others. Here are the ones I use.
To make the solution, I draw 100 units of reconstitution (a ‘full’ vial) solution into the needle. I then squirt the solution into the sema vial and repeat this process again. This means 5mg of semaglutide per 200 units of solution. So, to do a 0.25 starting dose, I would inject 10 units of mixed sema solution into my deltoid. It doesn’t really matter if you inject into fat or muscle.
Semaglutide feels weird in many ways and makes many people nauseous. Fake Dr. Sapphire’s medical advice is to use gray market odansetron to manage nausea. But dramamine is OTC in the USA and most other countries and also works well. Don’t expect insanely rapid weight loss. It’s normal to lose 1-2 pounds a week, which is honestly quite quick!
Injecting anything from the “gray-market” is quite risky, since it may not be sterile. People have died from such things (for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_Compounding_Center_meningitis_outbreak)
That story doesn’t describe a gray-market source, it describes a compounding pharmacy that screwed up.
Compounding pharmacies are gray-market. (Buying on “evolutionpeptides.com″ would be black-market.)