Do you actually keep a written map, or is it all in your head? I tried mental tracking for a few weeks and kept losing the thread of where I'd been

Three weeks was about where mine sat too, and it sorted itself out around week five without me touching the dose. Curious whether your appetite has stayed the same through the stall or crept back up, …

The thing that sold me was watching how a source handled one bad batch complaint in a public thread, no defensiveness, just replaced it. That told me more than any certificate page.

What finally moved me off a long stall was changing what I was eating at breakfast, not the dose. More protein early and the scale budged within a week or so.

How rough was the last bump, like a day or two of nausea or a full week of feeling off? Mine hit harder the faster I climbed and that's what made me drag my feet at each step.

I'm nowhere near your 65 yet, but the Monday morning call round has worked for me too. Have you tried asking them to hold a pen for you until the next day?

Titration just means ramping up slowly instead of jumping to a high dose right away. I went up in small steps myself and stayed at each one until my body settled.

What finally broke mine was eating more at breakfast, not less. I'd been basically living on coffee till noon and once I front-loaded protein the scale started moving again, no dose change

I stayed on my first step way longer than my prescriber originally mapped out, mostly because the side effects were still settling. Curious whether yours gave you a set timeline or just told you to co…

did you ever call and ask them straight out which supplier each lot came from? I only started photographing my vials after the third box felt off, and the lot printing was totally different between th…