Kevin and A.
Didn't work due to likely being contaminated
The vial I received was dark pink, almost red, which didn't concern me at first as I am aware that B12 sometimes gives a pink hue to the Semaglutide; however, after 4wks and still not seeing any results, it dawned on me that there might be an issue with the Semaglutide. Sure enough, when I did some research I found out that pink Semaglutide is a likely sign that the medication is counterfeit or contaminated, as authentic semaglutide should be clear and colorless. Be aware!!
Response from bmiMDJan 21, 2025
Thank you for your feedback. The pink color of the medication is due to the inclusion of Vitamin B12 in our compounded formula, which is safe and normal. Our medications are made by a licensed 503A pharmacy in the USA, adhering to strict quality standards. Regarding your results, the starter dosage when starting on a GLP-1, which is lower to help your body adjust. As you continue with the treatment, the dosage increases monthly as tolerated, which typically leads to more effective results. If you’d like to discuss your experience further, please reach out to our support team—we’re here to assist. Best regards, The bmiMD team




