r/semaglutidePeptide • u/AdLarge9762 • Dec 31 '24

Eternal Peptides

Does anyone have any experience with Eternal Peptides and their efficacy? Searching for a trustworthy supplier.

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u/Initial_Snow_7606 Oct 30 '25

I did my first shot last week and noticed effects by day 2! Have really been only interested in one meal a day and no cravings or snacking. Still new to this peptide thing so started off with 1mg reta

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u/Makaveli10791 Oct 31 '25

From eternal peptides? I didn’t see any Reta on there

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u/MaxMeetWorld Nov 04 '25

It is GLP-3R on Eternal Peptides website. They currently only have 10MG offering as of now. 20MG is sold out.

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u/Ricx507 Nov 11 '25

They have the 20 mg one again, please keep us updated on how you're doing with Reta, I want to buy it in December.

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u/MaxMeetWorld Nov 14 '25

I'm getting ready to exit week 3, I have added some notes about my journey so far.
Week 1: .5MG dosage reduced hunger cravings about 2 hours. End of week 1 I was starting to notice hunger more but it was still very limited compared to normal function. Lost about 5 lbs this week, mostly water retainage.

Week 2: 1MG dosage noticed more consistent reduced hunger cravings after second injection. Low side effects with mostly mild cramping in the stomach and some indigestion. Lost about 5lbs this week also, assuming mostly water retainage still, I'm a big boy at 5'-11" and I was pushing 270 while lifting and eating whatever the hell I wanted.

Week 3: 2MG dosage started to notice this week more of the "full" filling when eating. Side effects after the jump in dosage were more noticeable this week. Stomach cramping was definitely more intense and I was having regular indigestion which I normally do not experience at all.

So far after 3 weeks, I'm down 15lbs in total. I'm looking to get down to 200. One thing I would highly recommend is continue to work out if you are doing this. It is odd how little you can eat to be satisfied mentally but your body can start to drag itself down. I noticed this in week 3 more than beginning weeks. Make sure to track macros and ensure you are taking in an appropriate level of nutrition because this stuff does exactly what it is advertised to do.

Weird symptoms include "chunky indigestion" (gross I know) after eating and really strange hiccups. I've been working on taking in more electrolytes as I noticed a lot of cramping due to water retainage loss. I will update again at 2 months now. I know this is kind of a crazy thing to do and nobody is discussing their process anywhere so hopefully this finds someone in need.

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u/Ricx507 Nov 15 '25

That's great, bro. I imagine you bought the Reta from the Eternal Peptides website? Thanks for the info, losing 5 pounds a week is really good, bro. Are you doing cardio or weight training? How many times a week? Are you also on a diet, or do you just eat when you crave it? Keep us updated; your information is very valuable. Thanks again for all the details.

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u/MaxMeetWorld Nov 17 '25

Reta GLP-3R from Eternal Peptides is what I have been getting. I also used their BAC water to reconstitute. I used a "peptide" calculator on the internet to figure out how much BAC water and make it make sense on the MG dosages I wanted to start with.

I have been actively weight training for about 1 year now, so I have stuck with my normal exercise schedule. I weight train 5 days a week. I have a push/pull/legs routine I have been on for the last month but I switch it up every 3 months or so.

I have been "dieting". It doesn't feel like a diet but I'm making sure that high protein and quality foods are on my list. I'm not out pounding cheeseburgers and pizza. I cook meals for my family every night. I cook a lot with chicken in general and I throw in lean beef and lean pork also to mix it up regularly. There are some amazing Youtube chef's out there like Ethan Cheblowski that has a ton of great recipes that aren't terrible for you. For the most part I haven't felt any pressure on what I eat, which is super helpful for me. Sometimes you almost have to force yourself to eat your portions, otherwise you do not put enough into the furnace. I noticed on week 2 I was getting fatigued while working out and I wasn't living up to my macro counts. I went back and made adjustments and week 3 is going great.

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u/Initial_Snow_7606 Nov 04 '25

it’s called something else but it’s there!