I'm always stunned by the stuff that pops up in these discussions. That proposal makes zero sense whatsoever. Incidentally the substance isn't classified as a GLP-1 type so there's no GLP-4 option here.
Have you ever thought about combining various peptides into a single container and then administering it? Now I don't have to wonder. I've created a blend with cagrilintide, tirzepatide, semaglutide, and retatrutide. Each one was prepared separately so that 25 units delivers a moderate amount for me. That means the semaglutide container holds it at .5mg per 25 units, same approach for the others with their respective amounts. I drew 25 units from every container and combined them together in one. This resulted in a mixture where 100 units contain .5mg sema, .5mg cagri, 5mg tirz, and 5mg reta. Because each component matches a moderate dose in 25 units, taking 25 units of the mix should give similar moderate results. To test, I tried just 10 units first. Thankfully nothing bad occurred, unlike my silly thought that it might end me. No clumping happened in the mix, even though some folks predicted issues with combining these. My stomach has been a bit off with loose stools and gas, but that matches what happened after using cagri alone last time. Hunger feels reduced right now, though I've used reta and cagri recently as well. Thinking of trying the full 25 units next day, and I'll share how it goes. The point was just to experiment and find if blending helps avoid unwanted effects from some while getting better control over appetite than others provide alone.