How do you verify a compounded batch is legit?

Mine swung the most after a supplier change too, interesting that someone else saw that. The first-few-mornings hunger notes are honestly the only reason I noticed at all -- down around 56 lbs and the averages hide what the per-vial logs show pretty clearly.I saw the same supplier-swap pattern, weirdly. The first-couple-mornings hunger log is the only thing that made my vial differences visible too -- down around 56 lbs and the trendline still hides how much each batch varies.

My logs show it too, only 10 lbs in so my swings are smaller but vial to vial the morning hunger notes are definitely not identical. Interesting that two of you pinned changes on a supplier swap, I hadn't connected that yet but my worst vial came right after my pharmacy mentioned switching. Keep logging, it's the only thing that's made any of this visible for me.

Such an inspiration honestly. Fatigue hit hard on my first dose bump, more protein fixed it. You're doing amazing.

Down 48 on Wegovy and my morning hunger log caught the same thing here in Louisville -- two vials from the same pharmacy felt completely different a few months back. Turned out they'd switched their source without telling anyone, so asking the pharmacy directly about supplier changes is worth a shot.

Mine felt off after my pharmacy quietly swapped suppliers too -- I only caught it because my hunger notes were all over the place. Asking them point blank about sourcing changes is what finally got me a straight answer, worth a try.

I noticed the same thing a couple months back and chalked it up to my imagination until my hunger creeped back up between fills. Keeping a simple log of how each vial hit was the only way I could confirm it wasn't just me. When I finally asked mine point blank, they admitted a sourcing switch, so it's probably worth calling yours.

Same thing happened to me around the 40-something lb mark, vials hitting weaker fill after fill until I wrote it off as my body adjusting. My log was what made it undeniable, and yeah the pharmacy finally fessed up to a new source when I pushed. No shame in just calling and asking them flat out who's compounding your vials now.

Before I even call, I started comparing the label details between my vials -- lot numbers, concentration, even how the liquid looked -- and the differences were obvious once I looked. Down about 50 lbs here and my logs showed the same weak-fill pattern you're describing. Pushing mine on it was awkward but got a real answer faster than I expected.

The label comparison trick is what cracked it for me too -- lot numbers on my last two fills didn't even match the format from earlier ones. I'm down 22 lbs and the logs made it clear it wasn't just a rough week. Calling mine ended up being way less awkward than I'd built it up to be.

Mine started doing this around the 60 lb mark and comparing vial labels side by side showed two different lot formats, which I never would've caught without logging week to week. Calling the pharmacy was the part I dreaded but they just told me straight up they'd switched suppliers. Wish I'd asked sooner.

Had the same thing around my 20-something lb mark and my week-to-week notes were the only proof I had. The label check worked for me too -- my last two lots had totally different date formats, which was enough to get the pharmacy to admit they changed suppliers. Glad you asked before assuming it was just your body adjusting.

Interesting that three of you got pharmacies to admit supplier changes just by asking. My fills started hitting differently a few months in and I never thought to compare the labels -- I just chalked it up to my body. Definitely going to keep my weekly notes going from now on since that seems to be the only real evidence anyone has.