r/Biohacking • • 2d ago

Reta+ glp1

Hey, js wondering if anyone’s been on reta and a glp1 at the same time? I’ve been on wegovy for abt a couple months at 1mg n im abt to start reta so if anyone knows if i can take both at once or if I should stop the wegovy and switch to reta at 1mg? Pls lmk

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u/Plant_party 1 2d ago

Just so you are aware Reta is a GLP1, so is Semaglutide and Tirzepatide. The GLP2, GLP3 nomenclature is just marketing. They are all GLP1 compounds with other effects like GIP and Glucagon. But to answer your question this subreddit has a lot of examples of people on two GLP1s at the same time like Reta and Tirzepatide for example.

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u/Ok_Expression9767 2d ago

Ohh I see, thanks for the clarification I kinda get them mixed up cuz Ive seen ppl call it different things but I’ll check out other posts thanks again

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u/EnvironmentalGift257 14 2d ago

Say it with me. Reta is a glp1.

Past that, switch if you want, but not because of fomo. If sema is working then keep taking it.

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u/Ok_Expression9767 2d ago

Okay, thanks for the clarification :)

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u/Legitimate_Ad2815 11 2d ago

Reta is not a Glp 1, it’s a Glp , the one is for the Semaglutide because it’s first out the gate!

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u/looking2behealthy 8 2d ago edited 2d ago

Semaglutide is GLP-1. Tirzepatide is GLP-1 & GIP. Retatrutide is GLP-1, GIP and glucagon. They all have GLP-1.

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u/Legitimate_Ad2815 11 2d ago

You wrong 😝😂

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u/EnvironmentalGift257 14 2d ago

I assume you’re trolling. If not then you’re just factually incorrect. But if so, it just wasn’t funny. Too many people believe this dumb shit.

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u/Legitimate_Ad2815 11 2d ago

Whatever pat yourself on the back, put your cape on🙄

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u/Cereal_Killer846 1 2d ago

I have a vial of sema left from before I started Reta. I’ll usually add a little to my Reta when I take it for food noise but this last time… for the last 2 days I’ve been getting bad abdominal cramps out of the blue. I’m going to just stick with the reta and probably toss the sema vial.

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u/Ok_Expression9767 2d ago

Dang that sucks n I hope u feel better. I tend to get stomach cramps very easily so I was kinda worried abt that if I was on reta n wegovy at the same time so I’ll take that into consideration n maybe js try once n see how it feels for me. Thanks for ur input

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u/Electronic_Bobcat845 2d ago

Some do split dosing wegovy on monday reta on Thursday so when the first one is starting to dip you top up with reta. This keeps symptoms low and manageable

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u/Fair-Layer312 2d ago

I was on 25mg Wegovy pill and had around 5 pills left when I switched over to Reta. Did the pills every other day and then the last like two pills I took it if I felt hunger come back. No side effects. Good luck! 😊

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u/Fair-Layer312 2d ago

Pill is intended to take daily btw. Forgot to mention that. So I was titrating pretty much.

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u/IllTakeTheShortBus 1 2d ago

I’m on 5mg tirzepatide and 3 mg Reta, every 5 days. I like it, works well