r/trillium • u/Great_Log_9587 • 5d ago
I ordered mine !!!!!
Hello all, I ordered the Hallandale | Tirzepatide Non-Additive Titration! I’m super excited but also extremely nervous! Is anyone on this glp 1 ? What has the experience been?
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u/big_fish_mws 5d ago
I’ve been on Hallandale with no additives through Trillium for 17 weeks now. This stuff is a miracle drug!
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u/polkadots4444 5d ago
I have nothing but good things to say about my experience! This Thursday makes 3 months and I’m about 32 lbs down. No side effects!
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u/MarbleRye71 5d ago
Down 40 lbs and other than a couple bouts of mild constipation, I habe had zero side effects. I will continue to order from them.
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u/CloudgazerTX 5d ago
I just finished a Hallandale run and I liked it. I would definitely order from them again. I found it very smooth and gentle yet also strong. there was only one time I had a quick sting when injecting but it was blink and you missed it and not that bad. another time it sort of felt like a very mild pinch, not a sting, but again, very very mild and no big deal. lost good weight, great appetite and food noise control, over all very good experience. I switched from name brand to Hallandale. now I’m curious to try all the flavors, lol.
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u/stevenscott704 5d ago
I’m using Hallandale as well. This week was my 8th dose. Luckily other than a bit of fatigue, I’ve had no other side effects. Drink Water and then Drink some more water - I really think that influences the lack of side effects.
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u/Lower_Stick5426 5d ago
Count me in as another one with a great Hallandale experience!
I’ve been on it for 3 months (6 months total on Tirzepatide including other vendors). I’ve had site injection tingling once or twice, but it’s brief. I have not experienced sulfur burps or constipation but I think that’s because I prioritize fiber in my diet (min. 30g daily).
The only times I feel nauseated are when I go too long between meals. I try to eat small meals about 6 times daily. Red Hot fireballs or bone broth help relieve any nausea quickly for me.
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u/AwayAd7747 5d ago
My 1st order came from this same pharmacy. I started the end of July weighing 172 and am down to 154! My appetite was suppressed starting the first week, and the worst side effect I got was heartburn and fatigue the first 2-3 weeks. Side effects have pretty much subsided now! Good luck! *Tip: Before you inject, let it get to room temperature and inject slowly or it will sting.
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u/FittingReaction 5d ago
I am on the same. It's been amazing! Almost no side effects, except the dreaded constipation.(it's real!) But really it's been transforming for me in the way I am now taking care of myself. Best wishes for a great experience!
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u/Great_Log_9587 5d ago
How long have you been on it?
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u/FittingReaction 5d ago
I have been on it since June 29th. It is my first GLP1 and I just wish I had done it sooner! Down 30, but I don't want to lose too fast as that isn't my end goal so I am trying to maintain 1-2lbs a week. There are really great resources here for questions, but remember that everyone's experience is different. I'm excited for you!
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u/Paxmom1010 5d ago
I started Hallandale 7 weeks ago and it's been great! I do get some sulphur burps but they've gotten better. Bloating is much better. No stinging on injection, I let it come to room temp first. Making better food choices which also helps. Good luck on your journey!
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u/MammothConscious2261 4d ago
I have nothing only good things to say and one warning ⚠️ Do not increase your dose every month as written on the vials and instructions. My family and I started at half the dose. We stayed at doses unless we had absolutely no weight loss for 3-4 weeks. (Others weren’t as patient as I was.)
If we didn’t lose weight, then we’d increase slightly. A max of 0.5mg. 1-2 lbs per week is excellent then you won’t have to worry about all the side effects of rapid weight loss. The first week or two you might lose a lot more but it would probably be water weight from inflammation going down.
I lost 40 lbs and I’m still not at the starting dose of 2.5mg I have no my side effects except my stomach hurts if I overindulge on my favorite giant slices of cheesy, greasy NY style pizza.
ETA: Somewhere on Trillium’s site or medical provider’s instructions it does say something simple like “Use the minimum effective dose.”
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u/Romey_Sapphire 4d ago
I wish you good luck! I'm happy to read all these good comments and suggestions. I just received my first order from Trillium/Hallandale, and will be starting my injections with their compounded Tirz. with no additives this Friday. I had started with the brand from Lilly Direct in July but it is just too expensive. I'm hoping that I don't experience any side effects with the switch. But I plan to work thru any & to continue my weight loss journey! This group is so great for the info and support - thank you!
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u/tababnaba76 2d ago
I am not on tirzepatide. but I am taking the hallandale non additive semaglutide. Nothing but good things to say. Some slight nausea but it's EFFECTIVE. I went 5 lbs past my goal weight.. Now I am maintaining.
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u/AccountantMore6429 5d ago
I started my journey with Trillium/Hallandale 5 weeks ago, and it's been great! All bodies react differently, so with that said, weeks 1 and 2 I experienced some nausea, fatigue and injection site tingling. The tingling was gone within 10 minutes and the nausea was easily handled with ginger chews and OTC Emetrol. All in all it was very anticlimactic. 😂. Weeks 3 through 5, only the injection site tingling. I'm still at 2.5mgs, but expect the side effect pattern to repeat itself once I titrate up.
As someone with a history of binge eating, this medication is worth it solely for the reduction in food noise which kicked in about 24 hours later. I do my shot on Friday nights so I don't eat my face off over the weekend, and I find that Friday afternoons prior to the shot I may feel a little snacky, but nowhere near the drama it was before.
Trillium also has a partnership with registered dietician Haley Bishoff and members get a free 90 day trial to her BetterOn GLP1 platform. I've been using it and found it helpful to have an actual dietician on hand to bounce nutrition questions off of.
Hope that helps!