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Hello - I'm in much the same boat. I gave Ozempic a go in the past. Getting a prescription is difficult these days. Wegovy/Mounjaro costs a lot. Retatrutide has caught my interest.

Alright, that tracks. When you say reusable pen, are you talking about the gansulin automatic dispensing pen with case from aussieresearchsupplies? And then the cartridge you load into it would be the munan 3ml siliconised universal pen cartridge steam sterilised from aussieresearchsupplies...

When it comes to buying reusable pens, is there anything specific I should look for or stay away from?

What's the process behind that? Are the reusable pens something you pick up on Amazon or eBay? So once the BAC water has gone into, say, a 10mg vial (and been swirled 🙂), you tip the entire contents of the vial into a reusable pen, use that to shoot 2mg or whatever right away - and whatever is...

Needles aren't really my thing either. Nor is the whole process of adding BAC water and reconstituting everything. I'll be honest, the pens (prescribed Ozempic) were so much easier. Quick, hassle-free, and nowhere near as intimidating as dealing with a real needle.

Hello there, another Aussie!

Coming to you from Australia — I've given Ozempic a go in the past. The results were modest, nothing that really stood out. Now I'm curious about trying Reta. My plan is to do some reading and get a handle on the risks and so on... I'm carrying roughly 12Kg. The constant food noise wears me...