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GLP-1 Stack / Amylin

Cagrilintide

Long-acting amylin analog. Best used as a GLP-1 add-on.
CG05 / CG10

Cagrilintide adds a second, completely separate satiety signal to any GLP-1 protocol. Amylin is a hormone naturally co-secreted with insulin that tells your brain you are full through a different pathway than GLP-1. The CagriSema combination is currently in Phase 3 clinical trials.

Satiety EnhancementGLP-1 Stack Add-onWeight Loss AmplificationBlood Sugar Control
Cagrilintide is a stack peptide, not a standalone. Its 7-8 day half-life produces inherently stable blood levels, so split dosing is not needed or beneficial. Position it as an amplifier for members already on a GLP-1 who want to add a second satiety mechanism. Start very low when adding to an existing GLP-1 protocol as GI side effects can be additive. The CagriSema combination (Cagrilintide plus Semaglutide) is one of the most anticipated combinations in clinical development.
Mixing Instructions
1
Add 2mL bacteriostatic water to your vial.
2
Inject slowly down the glass wall. Swirl gently until clear.
3
Label with date. Refrigerate. For best results, use within 28 days of reconstitution.

Based on standard reconstitution above. All doses subcutaneous unless noted.

Based on 2mL reconstitution. 5mg vial = 2.5mg/mL. 10mg vial = 5mg/mL. Once weekly subcutaneous.

DoseSyringe (units)Volume (mL)
0.25mg — starter (5mg vial)10 units0.10mL
0.50mg (5mg vial)20 units0.20mL
1.00mg (5mg vial)40 units0.40mL
0.25mg — starter (10mg vial)5 units0.05mL
0.50mg (10mg vial)10 units0.10mL
2.40mg (10mg vial)48 units0.48mL
Research Protocol
Starting dose0.16mg once weekly
TitrationIncrease every 4 weeks based on tolerance
Maintenance0.3-0.6mg once weekly
RouteSubcutaneous
FrequencyOnce weekly - 7-8 day half-life, no split needed
Best paired withSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, or Retatrutide
Cagrilintide is for research use only. When stacking with a GLP-1 agonist, begin at the lowest dose and monitor GI tolerance carefully.