If you want to take 2 mg dose from 1 mg pen, then there is no need to calculate the clicks. Take two doses of 1mg

you can use the opened pen only 56 days

I think you have a 0.5mg pen, so there is no need to calculate. Only rotate up to 0.5mg and take the shot if your dose is 0.5mg. For clarification, visit any nearby pharmacy and confirm your pen from the pharmacist.

The ACV in this has appetite suppression effects. While overall its helpful in weight loss like a keto diet.

It's depends on health conditions and its treatment medications. Normally, 1 minute is enough

Ok will try a minute in each nostril. Thank you very much for your reply 😊

Google it or call the customer services

When you rotate to the end point, the dose will be 2 mg

I was never constipated, however, today for the first time in my adulthood , I sharted myself. I’m so glad that I don’t have work today. I have been on the toilet nonstop. Literally peeing out my but. I have no clue where all this water is coming from

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, I value your input and will work on providing more comprehensive information in the future.

Thank you for your comment, and I appreciate your engagement with the video. Let me provide a detailed explanation on how Metformin works and why the response to this medication can vary greatly among individuals. How Metformin Works: Metformin is a medication primarily used to manage type 2 diabetes. It helps control blood sugar levels by: 1. **Decreasing Glucose Production**: It reduces the amount of glucose produced by the liver. 2. **Increasing Insulin Sensitivity**: It improves the sensitivity of muscle cells to insulin, allowing them to absorb more glucose from the bloodstream. 3. **Reducing Glucose Absorption**: It slightly decreases the absorption of glucose from the intestines. Individual Drug Response: The response to Metformin can vary due to several factors: 1. **Genetics**: Individual genetic makeup can affect how well the body responds to Metformin. 2. **Dosage**: The effectiveness can depend on the dose prescribed by the healthcare provider. 3. **Medical History**: Other underlying health conditions can influence how the drug works. 4. **Adherence**: Consistency in taking the medication as prescribed is crucial. Weight Loss and Lifestyle Factors: While Metformin can aid in weight loss for some individuals, it is not a standalone solution. The process involves: 1. **Lifestyle Changes**: Incorporating a balanced diet and regular exercise significantly influences weight loss outcomes. 2. **Diet**: Healthy eating habits can enhance the effectiveness of Metformin in promoting weight loss. 3. **Exercise**: Regular physical activity helps in burning calories and improving overall metabolism. Summary: In essence, there isn't a single definitive answer to how long it takes to lose weight with Metformin because it depends on a combination of the body's response to the drug, lifestyle changes, and diet. Some individuals may see results in a few weeks, while for others, it might take several months. It’s important to have realistic expectations and to work closely with a healthcare provider to monitor progress and make necessary adjustments to the treatment plan. I hope this explanation clarifies your concerns. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!

@@PharmacistOnline i know all this ,im taking it

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@@PharmacistOnline Thank you. Now is your chance to get me to reverse my downvote. What is the most usual / frequent /common / optimum dose of Mounjaro that patients end up on? - Let's say for men. Yes I know there will be a range, but what is the peak in that range?

@spamcrud5639 Here’s the info you’re looking for: The dosing of Mounjaro is individualized and based on the patient's response and tolerability. However, there is a standard titration schedule that patients typically follow: Starting Dose: 2.5 mg once weekly for the first 4 weeks. Increasing Dose: After 4 weeks, the dose is increased to 5 mg once weekly. Further Dose Increases: If additional glycemic control is needed, the dose can be increased in 2.5 mg increments after at least 4 weeks on the current dose. The optimum dose that many patients end up on is often between 5 mg and 10 mg once weekly. In clinical practice, 10 mg once weekly is frequently seen as an effective dose that balances efficacy and tolerability for many patients. Peak Dose: While doses can go up to 15 mg once weekly, the 10 mg dose is often considered a common and effective maintenance dose for many men and women, providing a good balance between achieving desired blood sugar control and minimizing potential side effects. Hope this helps!

Everyone responds differently to medications because of factors like genetics, other medications you might be taking, underlying health conditions, and even lifestyle choices like diet and exercise. That's why it's super important to consult with your doctor. They can monitor how you respond to the medication, adjust the dose if needed, and ensure it works well without causing bad side effects. Always follow their advice for the best results! Hope this helps!

@@PharmacistOnline Great answer, and helps me to know what to expect. Downvote reversed! Thanks.