Key takeaways
- Retatrutide is not an approved medicine. [verify current regulatory status: no regulator has approved it as of the review date]
- Reko does not sell it, does not suggest doses and links to no seller.
- Reko only records what a person enters about their own use.
- Reko is not medical advice. Talk to a doctor.
What retatrutide is
Retatrutide is an experimental compound that has been studied in clinical trials. It is not approved by the FDA, the EMA or any other regulator that Reko lists.
Status of trials: [verify against ClinicalTrials.gov and the sponsor: current phase and results]
If you take part in a trial, follow your study team. They decide the amount and the schedule.
What Reko does not do
- It does not sell retatrutide or any other medicine.
- It does not suggest a dose, a schedule or a source.
- It does not link to any seller.
- It does not say retatrutide is safe or that it works.
What Reko records
Reko is a diary. If you use something that has no approval, a record at least keeps the facts straight.
- The amount and time you enter, and the injection site on a body map.
- Side effects, written beside the dose they followed.
- Weight over time, and lab results you scan and check.
- An estimated level curve, only where a compound has published half-lives. For retatrutide, [confirm whether Reko lists retatrutide and shows a status]
- An export you can hand to a doctor or study team.
Side effects to log
Write down any symptom, how strong it was and when it began. Side effects seen in trials: [verify against the published trial reports, with citations]
For a serious symptom, contact a doctor or emergency services. Tell your study team if you are in a trial. Reko is not a reporting system.
Questions people ask
Can I get retatrutide through Reko?
No. Reko does not sell medicines.
How much should I take?
Reko cannot say. It never suggests a dose. Ask a doctor or your study team.
Does Reko show a plain status for each compound?
Yes. Each of the 50 compounds in Reko has a plain regulatory status.
Is my record private?
Yes. No account is needed and data stays on your iPhone unless you turn on backup.
Related pages
Reko is a record-keeping tool and not medical advice.
- [add ClinicalTrials.gov and regulator URLs once checked]