Thinking of adding cagri in with reta

I'm currently combining 7 mg tirz (tapering toward 5 mg), 5 mg reta, and 1 mg cagri. Food noise was under control at 15 mg tirz, but it returned while I was lowering the tirz dose to bring in reta. Adding the third compound brought it back under control again.

Cagri broke me out of a plateau after just a couple of weeks. Dosing and timing still need to be handled carefully though.

Reta isn't the strongest option when the main goal is keeping food noise down.

I've been on cagri for a few months now. I let all the talk about sides slow my titration more than necessary. I haven't had any sides beyond mild constipation on reta, tirz, or cagri. Right now I'm at 1.25 mg cagri weekly along with 7.5 mg tirz and 4 mg reta. I notice the cagri a few hours after injecting, but the feeling fades after a couple of days, which works with my injection schedule. I'm close to my first goal weight and moving toward the next one. I wanted to try cagri so I'd know how the peptide feels. If I started again I'd push the titration harder and think my sweet spot would land between 2 mg and 3 mg. Everyone responds differently, so this is just one experience. Someone here pointed out that it's very American to keep adding things to something that's already working fine, and that comment landed with me. I have a few kits of another compound on the way that I plan to test as a possible replacement for cagri. Eventually I'm confident better options will appear.

Cagri has definitely helped me. I do reta at 4 mg on Monday and then up to 1 mg cagri on Tuesday depending on how strong the noise is. It works well for me. Grab a single vial at the higher price, test it, check the COA, and begin low around 0.25 mg for a week or two before moving to 0.5 mg. 0.5 mg was enough for me for months. Not sure if it affects women differently than men, but that's part of testing things out. Try one vial before committing to more.

Cagri never worked for me. I bought four single vials, tried it twice, and still have two left. I've been stuck at 160 for a long time. I just had blood work done for insurance and I'm still listed as overweight. That doesn't bother me much, but it got me thinking about breaking the stall again. I now have a couple of dose screenshots to try, and this place has been helpful for that.