Retatrutide isn't doing anything for me at 1 mg a week

[geruikol]

I've been on retatrutide for the past 12 weeks at 1 mg a week and it hasn't done a thing for me. I'm wondering if I should start increasing the dosage. Do you think 2 mg or even 3 mg a week would work better?

 

[JasonPriest]

Highly recommend you start on the low end with the reta. The side effects can be the worst the first month, so you don't want to go too high too fast.

 

[rizzlekdizzle]

def titrate up

 

[ROIDDERS]

You need to definitely run it at three or four mg a week to see how you do. I think if you run it at 1 mg a week, it's too low.

 

[2Thick]

1 mg is the minimum dosage unless you are a female or unless you weigh under 150 lb.

 

[Ulter]

Go with 1.5 mg the first month and increase it to 2.5 mg and so on. Don't exceed 5 or 6 mg.

 

[ceo]

Bros, reta is an awesome option. I see a lot of dudes and gals losing weight on it. 2-3 mg a week is perfect.

 

[SteveMobsterG]

I've been on retatrutide for the past 12 weeks at 1 mg a week and it hasn't done a thing for me. I'm wondering if I should start increasing the dosage. Do you think 2 mg or even 3 mg a week would work better?

Are you eating better?

 

[whit.f]

I've been on retatrutide for the past 12 weeks at 1 mg a week and it hasn't done a thing for me. I'm wondering if I should start increasing the dosage. Do you think 2 mg or even 3 mg a week would work better?

1mg for 12 weeks with zero response is unusual - retatrutide is pretty aggressive even at low doses for most people.
Main question - is it pharma or research chemical? Because that explains a lot if the answer is the latter. If it is legit then yes bumping to 2mg is a reasonable next step, standard titration protocol moves up every 4 weeks anyway. Just go slow - the GI sides at higher doses are no joke and most people who rush the titration regret it fast.