PepPen 3 mL Pen Cartridges (5 Pack)

I’m 38 and teach middle school, so my schedule is all over the place. I used PEN-CARTRIDGES for 10 weeks, starting at 0.25 mg weekly and moving up to 0.5 mg after four weeks. Down about 12 lbs, appetite is way quieter, and I stopped snack grazing between classes. First two weeks I had mild nausea and a little fatigue, but it passed by week three. No injection-site issues. My fasting blood sugar also looks better, down around 8 points. It’s not magic, but it fit my routine well and saved me from buying separate vials.

41, realtor, always on the road, so I needed something simple. I’ve used the PEN-CARTRIDGES for 11 weeks. Started at 0.25 mg once weekly, bumped to 0.5 mg after week four. Down 14 lbs, belly feels flatter, and I’m not snacking between showings like before. Appetite is way quieter, though not totally gone. Mild nausea first two weeks and a little constipation, fixed with water and magnesium. My fasting glucose came down about 8 points, which my doctor liked. The pen is easy to load and dose, no drama. Price is steep, but I’ll keep going.

I’m 29 and drive rideshare about 50 hours a week, so my right shoulder and low back were constantly angry. I ran PEN-CARTRIDGES at 250 mcg twice a day for 4 weeks, then once a day for 2 more. Shoulder pain dropped from a 7 to a 3, and I could reach for the seatbelt without wincing. My small kitchen burn healed in maybe 4 days. Gut stuff? Didn’t notice much. Only side effects were a little redness at the pin site and weird sleep for the first week. Value is okay if you catch a sale.

I’ve used the PEN-CARTRIDGES for 10 weeks. Started at 0.25 mg once a week, then moved to 0.5 mg after four weeks. Weight went from 247 to 230, about 17 lbs. Waist dropped roughly 1.5 inches. Appetite is much quieter, no more late-night pantry raids. Fasting glucose came down from 103 to 92, and BP is a little lower too. First two days after each dose I get mild nausea and sulfur burps, but nothing that stops work. Cartridge changes are quick and the pen is simple. I’d reorder if pricing stays fair.

I’m 34, a chef, on my feet 10+ hours a day. I used PEN-CARTRIDGES for 10 weeks: 0.25 mg weekly for the first month, then 0.5 mg. Down 14 lb and 2 inches off my waist. Appetite is way quieter, so I’m not grazing through prep. Fasting glucose went from 101 to 91. Nausea hit days 1-3 after shots for the first two weeks, plus some constipation; nothing that stopped service. BP stayed around 118/76. The pen cartridge is simple, one poke a week, keep it cold. Not cheap, but I’ll keep going.

I’m a 34-year-old chef, so tasting all day is my job. I used these PEN-CARTRIDGES for 12 weeks: 0.25 mg weekly the first month, then 0.5 mg after that. Lost 14 lbs and 2 inches off my waist. Appetite was way quieter by week 3, but I still enjoyed food, just smaller portions. Nausea hit for maybe 2 weeks, plus constipation and sulfur burps. Fasting glucose went from 98 to 88. The pen is easy, though dialing the dose takes a second. I’d buy again if the price stays fair.

I'm 47 and a nurse, so I went in with realistic expectations. Started at 0.25 mg weekly for four weeks, then 0.5 mg. Ten weeks in, down 12 lbs (SW 176, CW 164). Appetite is noticeably quieter, especially evenings, and I'm not snacking at the nurses' station. A1c dropped from 5.9 to 5.5. Mild nausea and constipation the first two weeks, gone by week four. Injection pen is easy, though cartridges feel a bit fiddly. No lows, no heart racing. I'll keep going at 0.5 mg.

41-year-old chef here. I ran PEN-CARTRIDGES for 9 weeks: 0.25 mg weekly for 4 weeks, then 0.5 mg. Down 14 lbs and about 1.5 inches off my waist. Appetite is way quieter—I can taste sauces all day and not snack constantly. First two weeks I had mild nausea and some sulfur burps, but they faded. Energy held steady through double shifts. The pen is simple, no mixing, clicks are clear. Blood sugar seems more stable per my doctor’s check, though I didn’t see a huge cardio change. Good value if you tolerate it.

Been running these PEN-CARTRIDGES for about 10 weeks now. Started at 2.5 mg once a week, moved to 5 mg after week four. Down 18 lbs, from 252 to 234. Appetite is way quieter, especially on long hauls, so I’m not smashing gas station food every stop. Blood sugar seems steadier per my morning finger sticks, around 115-125 instead of 140s. Some nausea the first couple days after each bump, and a little fatigue. Injection is easy once you get the hang of the pen. Not magic, but it’s been worth it for me.

I'm a 52-year-old nurse, been using these pen cartridges for 12 weeks. Started at 0.25 mg weekly for 4 weeks, then went to 0.5 mg weekly. Down from 214 to 200 lbs. Appetite is way more manageable, especially evenings, though not completely gone. A1c dropped from 5.9 to 5.5, and my fasting glucose is usually 95-105 now. First two weeks I had mild nausea and some constipation; both eased with smaller meals and more water. BP only moved a little, maybe 138/88 to 132/84. Injection is easy once you get the hang of priming. Good value for the results, but not a miracle.

I'm 47 and a physical therapist, so I'm on my feet all day. Started PEN-CARTRIDGES at 0.25 mg weekly for 4 weeks, then 0.5 mg for 6 more. Appetite dropped fast—I actually had to remind myself to eat lunch. Down 14 lbs and about 1.5 inches off my waist. Mild nausea and some sulfur burps the first two weeks, nothing after. Energy is better, but I still get a little tired on injection day. Dosing pen is easy and travel-friendly. Not a miracle, but it's working for me.

38, sales rep, on the road a lot. Used PEN-CARTRIDGES for about 12 weeks. Started 0.25 mg once weekly, bumped to 0.5 mg after 4 weeks. Down 16 lbs (202 to 186). Appetite is way quieter, especially airport food and late hotel snacks. Waist feels looser, shirts fit better. Fasting glucose came down from 103 to 92, so that's a plus. First two weeks I had mild nausea and some constipation; it passed. Injection pen is easy in a hotel bathroom. Not magic, but worth it.

I'm 41, work as a physical therapist, so I'm on my feet all day. Started PEN-CARTRIDGES at 0.25 mg once a week for a month, then went to 0.5 mg. Ten weeks in, I'm down 14 pounds. Appetite is almost gone—I used to graze between patients, now I forget to eat. First two weeks I had some mild nausea, nothing that stopped me. Energy is up, and my knees feel better. The pen is super simple to use. It's not cheap, but I'll keep going. Four stars.

55-year-old retired mechanic here. Used the PEN-CARTRIDGES for about three months. Started at 0.25 mg once a week for four weeks, then went to 0.5 mg. Appetite dropped off by week two—I could eat half my usual dinner and stop. Down 18 lbs, waist lost about 2 inches. Fasting glucose went from 110 to mid-90s, and my A1c dropped from 6.1 to 5.7. First couple weeks I had mild nausea and constipation, but it passed. Injection is simple, once weekly. Price is steep, but it did what I needed. No dramatic cardio changes, but blood pressure looks a bit better.

43 y/o office guy here. Used PEN-CARTRIDGES for about 12 weeks. Started at 0.25 mg once weekly, moved to 0.5 mg after a month. Down from 232 to 214 lbs, roughly 18 lbs. Appetite is way quieter, especially afternoon snacking. Mild nausea first two weeks and some constipation, nothing that stopped work. Energy at desk is better, no crashes. Dosing pen is simple, no mixing. Bloodwork improved slightly, fasting glucose from 104 to 94. I'd say it's worth it if you can handle the cost. Rating 4/5.

I'm 41 and a realtor, so I'm in and out of houses all day. I've used PEN-CARTRIDGES for 10 weeks: 0.25 mg weekly for the first month, then 0.5 mg. Down 11 lbs and about 1.5 inches off my waist. Appetite is way quieter—I can skip the afternoon office snacks. Mild nausea for the first 10 days and some constipation, but water and magnesium helped. Fasting glucose dropped around 8 points, and my BP seems a touch lower. The preloaded pen is easy to travel with. Not cheap, but I'd reorder.

34M software dev. Been using PEN-CARTRIDGES for 10 weeks. Did 0.25 mg weekly for 4 weeks, then 0.5 mg. Down from 214 to 196 lbs, waist lost about 2 inches. Appetite is way quieter; I stop when full instead of snacking all evening. Fasting glucose went from 104 to 92, A1c 5.8 to 5.4, BP still around 128/82. Side effects were mild nausea first week and a few sulfur burps, nothing bad. Pen clicks are easy and dose is consistent. Not a miracle, but steady. Would reorder.

I'm a 50-year-old graphic designer and have used PEN-CARTRIDGES for about 14 weeks. Started at 0.25 mg weekly, moved to 0.5 mg after four weeks, now holding there. Down 18 lbs, from 214 to 196. Appetite is noticeably quieter, especially late afternoons when I used to snack. Waist is about 1.5 inches smaller, and my fasting glucose dropped from 104 to 92. Mild nausea first two weeks and some fatigue after dose days, but nothing that stopped work. Injection site redness once. The cartridge pen is convenient, though priming wastes a bit. Good value if you buy carefully.

55, retired mechanic. Ran PEN-CARTRIDGES for 12 weeks. Started 0.5 mg weekly for a month, then 1 mg. Appetite dropped hard by week two. Down 17 lbs from 246 to 229, belt two notches tighter. Blood sugar fasting went from 112 to 98. Nausea hit the first two days after each shot, and constipation was real until I added fiber. Energy is better, joints less grumpy. The pen is simple, no mixing. No heart problems, BP maybe a bit lower. Not cheap, but it did what I needed.