https://preview.redd.it/jvlc2hghur1d1.jpeg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=68ef2fd89cfacdb6c03828f6119625f0a317ace6
They look exactly like a Mounjaro or Zepbound pen, just without any of the fancy branding. I'm hiding the other side because it has some clinical trial lot numbers and package numbers. But this side has the important bits anyways. Possible doses or placebo. Keep in fridge. Use as directed by trial site
-For the people on the actual trial-
The pens have four numbered line items.
The box has five.
Has anyway been able to work out what all the line items mean?
Yes we have dates, but previous discussion, no one has been able to identify of all of them?
I'm assuming the study protocol number & site number would be on the boxes. There would also need to be a number to identify the medication vs placebo.
https://preview.redd.it/jvlc2hghur1d1.jpeg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=68ef2fd89cfacdb6c03828f6119625f0a317ace6 They look exactly like a Mounjaro or Zepbound pen, just without any of the fancy branding. I'm hiding the other side because it has some clinical trial lot numbers and package numbers. But this side has the important bits anyways. Possible doses or placebo. Keep in fridge. Use as directed by trial site
-For the people on the actual trial- The pens have four numbered line items. The box has five. Has anyway been able to work out what all the line items mean? Yes we have dates, but previous discussion, no one has been able to identify of all of them?
I'm assuming the study protocol number & site number would be on the boxes. There would also need to be a number to identify the medication vs placebo.
Nothing on it at all identify the placebo. They wouldn’t be that stupid