Both compounds require reconstitution equipment : bacteriostatic water, appropriate syringes (typically insulin syringes for cagrilintide and larger syringes for retatrutide high-dose protocols), alcohol swabs, and proper storage containers
And of course the honest answer to 'which' is 'both': together they gave 20.4%
Commonand CostlyHandling Mistakes We See Over the years, our team has troubleshot countless research issues that ultimately traced back to improper handling of diluents and peptides
Dosing frequency: IV sessions are typically weekly or biweekly
Formally placing the substances on FDAs list of drugs that are safe for compounding would require new regulations, which can take months or years to draft
Again, we used to just do some detox, get patients prepared, and then work from the top down, working on the biggest thing like worms, then go to parasites, then go to metals, then go to babesia , then go to Lyme, etc