Qsymia side effects The most common side effects reported in clinical trials include: Paresthesia (tingling or numbness, especially in hands and feet), reported by up to 20% of users at the top dose Dizziness Dysgeusia (altered taste, things taste metallic or strange) Insomnia (due to the stimulant properties of phentermine) Constipation Dry mouth But Qsymia carries several serious warnings that set it apart from GLP-1 medications: Birth defects
It does sell a few non-GLP-1 products, including NAD+, a lipotropic MIC and B12 injection, and sermorelin
However, it's important to note that the study was sponsored by a sublingual GSH company ( 6 )
Observe whether your provider: Washes hands thoroughly or uses hand sanitizer before touching IV equipment Wears gloves during IV insertion and throughout the procedure Cleans your skin with alcohol or chlorhexidine before needle insertion Uses sterile, individually packaged IV equipment opened in your presence Never reuses needles, tubing, or saline bags between patients Maintains a clean treatment environment free from visible contamination If you see any violation of sterile technique reused equipment, ungloved hands touching IV supplies, visibly dirty treatment areas leave immediately