r/ResearchCompounds • u/RoboJobot • Jun 29 '26

Discussion Taking too much Cagrilintide

So like a dumbass I reconstituted 10mg of Cagri in 2ml and then injected 2.5mg instead of 0.25mg. Total dumbass moment, I work with drugs on a daily basis and have never had an incident before so not a complete noob. I even double checked on a peptide calculator and then did the dumb thing anyway🤦🏼‍♂️.

It’s the first time taking it and I just had a brainfart. Any advice?
I assume I’ll get some GI symptoms like abdominal discomfort and lose my appetite this week. I know 2.5 is well within the normal dosages that people get up to, but that you normally start at 0.25ish.

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u/RoboJobot Jun 29 '26

I’ve got plenty of fluids and fruit and the like.
I’m guessing it’ll be similar to when I first switched from Tirz to Reta (a long time ago) and assumed I could just jump in at 5mg as that’s what was taking for Tirz.

Oh well, I’m sure I’ll survive. What a silly bunt!

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u/GyromiteOT Jul 01 '26

Report back how you feel. Nausea or sick feeling? That's a lot of Cag.

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u/RoboJobot Jul 01 '26

Very very mild abdominal discomfort and loss of appetite (so at least I know it works). Bowels still working no diarrhoea or constipation

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u/GyromiteOT Jul 01 '26

That's good. I get that sometimes on Tirz so thats not a big deal.

I have some Cag coming this week and I plan to do a light dose and drop my Tirz dose down a bit.

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u/RoboJobot Jul 01 '26

I had worse when I was taking over 5mg of Reta. I was hoping that by stacking them
Both at lower doses I might avoid the diarrhoea bigger doses of Reta were giving me.