Semaglutide Mixing and Dosing

Semaglutide must be prescribed by a doctor. We in no way condone the use of Semaglutide without a doctors supervision. The below information are not instructions. Always consult a physician before using Semaglutide.

Semaglutide peptide (sold by big pharma as Ozempic) tells your body to not be physically hungry and digest slower. Semaglutide is a receptor antagonists for GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1).

Semaglutide Mixing

• Mix 1 ml of bacteriostatic water with 2mg of Semglutatide.
• Mix 2 ml of bacteriostatic water with 5mg of Semglutatide.
• Use our peptide calculator to does based on the below.

Semaglutide Mixing and Dosing Protocol

I’ll get right into it. You need to titrate Semaglutide meaning start with a low dose and work up to the effective does. Semaglutide does not work for everyone, there is a small percentage (roughly 13%)  of people who need to either does very high or have no reaction.  You can see this in Ozempic trials documentation.

• Semaglutide – Here is the protocol and dosing for Semaglutide “I” follow:
  • Weeks 1-4: 250 mcg for four weeks, once a week load dose (1mg total peptide).
  • Weeks 5-8: 500 mcg for four weeks, once a week (2mg total peptide).
  • Weeks 9-12: 1 mg for four weeks, once a week (4mg total peptide).
  • Weeks 13-16: 1.5 mg to 1.75 mg mcg for four weeks, once a week (6-7mg total peptide).
  • Weeks 17-20: 2.5 mg mcg for four weeks, once a week (10mg total peptide).

Buy Bacteriostatic Water at Purse Quality Water.

Buy a syringe/needle to transfer the bacteriostatic water to the Semaglutide.

• 18 G X 1″ Needle – https://www.gpzmedlab.com/et-needle-only-18-g-1.aspx
• 3 CC Syringe – https://www.gpzmedlab.com/et-3-cc-syringe-only.aspx

Buy a insulin needle to inject the Semaglutide.

• 1 CC Insulin Syringe with 29 G X 1/2″ Needle – https://www.gpzmedlab.com/store/p/151-Exel-1-CC-Insulin-Syringe-with-29-G-X-1-2-Needle.aspx

Semaglutide does not work for everyone, there is a small percentage (roughly 13%)  of people who need to either does very high or have no reaction.  You can see this in Ozempic trials documentation.