Damnit!! Took a 15mg dose of Cagrilintide instead of Triz.. whats going to happen??

I have been on tirzepatide for a year and cagrilintide for a few months, but this is the first time I grabbed the wrong vial.

Hold on, the concentration in the cagrilintide vial is lower, so I actually only got 2.5 mg at 75 units. That is a relief, I was panicking for a minute.

My usual cagrilintide amount was 0.4, so this is still an increase, though I had been using it three times a week.

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I would skip any GLP medications for about a week just to be safe.

You are probably looking at a tough week ahead.

Cagrilintide left me very constipated. Hard to say what will happen here. Just be more careful next time.

It is tirzepatide, not triz.

Drink plenty of fluids and add electrolytes often. At half a milligram I could hardly eat and felt irritable. Protein shakes might help if solid food is unappealing.

I was convinced something terrible was about to happen, and I had also dosed my sister who takes a lower amount of tirzepatide than I do, so at least that part is less concerning.

I once took 5 mg with no problems at all.

Start a stool softener to avoid getting backed up and maybe toss any food that will spoil since hunger will probably disappear for a while. Not medical advice and this could be poor guidance.

How are things going? You have probably been pretty sick by now.

This is exactly why I got a label maker. It is cheap, simple, and I only need it for the vials in use. I am too forgetful to keep track otherwise and could easily mix up different peptides.

I bought a labeler after pulling out two different vials, removing their colored caps, and then realizing I could not tell them apart. Luckily one causes an itchy lump so I figured it out after testing, but now I label everything right away.

There seems to be a ceiling effect. I stopped using it fairly quickly because tolerance built so fast.

So did you end up okay?

I try to choose concentrations so the dose fits in 10 to 25 units for comfort. Larger volumes are not pleasant for subq shots even if the compound costs a bit more.

I will say a prayer for you tonight.

RIP, just kidding.

Is the original poster still around?

The original poster was last seen on Wednesday, so they are clearly still fine after the December incident.

Your body part will fall off but the wolverine blend will make it grow back.

My guess is intense stomach trouble with nausea, vomiting, cramps, and either diarrhea or constipation plus other annoyances. These effects can last days because of the long half-life.

Do any cagrilintide vials come in sizes larger than 10 mg?

Since the original poster has not returned, I wonder if this story is real or just meant to get clicks. It reminds me of another overdose post that seemed like a joke.

2.5 mg is a beginner amount.

I moved up to 1 mg around week three or four and noticed some morning nausea, more than what I felt after 18 mg of tirzepatide taken three days earlier.

Jumping in here. My wife's research subject received 3.75 mg of cagrilintide instead of the usual 7.5 mg of tirzepatide yesterday and is now very nauseous with dry heaves. What should we watch for and how can we help? She has never used cagrilintide before.