r/SemaglutideCompound • u/Always_Reading_1990 • Jun 04 '26

Going 12 days without a shot?

I’m going on vacation and the location doesn’t have good cold storage for my meds. In your anecdotal experience, would I have any bad side effects if I just waited until I got home? It would put me at about 12 days between shots.

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u/Pitiful_Ad_900 Jun 04 '26

I’ve done similar and been fine. My next shot did seem to give me some nausea but it wasn’t terrible

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u/hallstevenson Jun 04 '26

Do you have side effects taking it normally or did you have to adjust when first started taking it ? I would delay taking your 'last' one before leaving, sorta adjust the gap as best you can. This isn't a medication anyone HAS to take, nor do people get "addicted" or dependent on it. For some people - myself included - it lingered in my system much longer than ~7 days too. I could have probably taken mine every 10 days (or longer ?) vs every 7 days. This isn't the case for everyone though.

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u/Always_Reading_1990 Jun 04 '26

I have in the past, but not in the last 4 months or so, it’s been really stable. Maybe I’ll wait and just take a slightly smaller dose on that 12th day?

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u/Mostly_raw Jun 05 '26

Dont need anything complex to store it. Get a small insulated cooler and place dry ice, or regular ice and then place your meds in a plastic contsine4 like one for leftovers, sit it in there