category:news
A challenge to Eli Lilly's Tirzepatide patent
Empower Pharmacy has challenged the patent on Eli Lilly's Tirzepatide, creating possibly the biggest possible shock to come to compounding GLP1s.
GLP1.Guide Staff
Scouring sources for information on GLP1 Agonist drugs, so you don't have to.
drug:eloralinitide
Amylin, with and without GLP1: Eloralinitide
We dig into early results around Eloralinitide, an amylin-based weight loss formulation being developed by Eli Lilly.
category:side-effects
Ozempic is not likely to directly enlarge the male appendage.
A critical look at the popular "ozempic penis" claims and look at the sources, along with possible reasons and related research.
company:eli-lilly
Eli Lilly's big Summer 2025 update
We take a look at some exciting upcoming presentations by Eli Lilly about it's old and new GLP1 receptor agonists.
research
Semaglutide vs Tirzepatide (Clinical trial)
Finally, a research clinical trial that directly explores the difference between Semaglutide and Tirzepatide for Obesity.
company:roche
Roche and Carmot's GLP1 pipeline
We take a look at Roche (via Carmot)'s GLP1 pipeline development, and figure out how CT-388, CT-996, and CT-868 are trending.
category:news
A new risk: Kidney Cancer
New study suggests link between GLP1 Receptor Agonists (Ozempic, Mounjaro, etc) and kidney cancer.
malady:addiction
GLP1s vs. Addiction, a quick review
We trace research on GLP1s and addiction through the years and try to find studies that match the anecdotes.
drug:retatrutide
An update on Retatrutide (May 2025)
We take some time to check in on Retatrutide -- an update on how research and trials are progressing, and relevant news.
category:benefits
GLP1s lower inflammation, Psoriasis, AND increase fertility?
We look into the anti-inflammatory effects of GLP1s and their effects on issues like psoriasis and infertility.
politics
GLP1s and Tariffs, the story so far
We take a look at the various movements in GLP1 policy by the Trump administration, so far.
drug:wegovy
Wegovy in pill form is coming
Novo Nordisk is producing a pill form of Wegovy -- the only pill to be FDA approved (if/when it is) for weight loss.