What if I don't notice a difference when taking sublingual Tirzepatide?

What if I don't notice a difference when taking sublingual Tirzepatide?

Everyone’s body responds differently, so some people may notice changes more quickly than others when taking Tirzepatide. If you’ve started treatment and aren’t seeing results, please reach out to a Direct Meds team member. We can help review your treatment plan and explore options that may work best for you.
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