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Users on Reddit, within the provided data, do not extensively discuss experiences of reduced GLP-1 effectiveness specifically attributed to certain additives. There are no direct reports pinpointing particular additives as a cause for diminished medication efficacy.

However, some related points can be noted:

One user mentions a positive experience with a medication containing an additive, stating, "I am loving mine 2. 5 mg of Tirzepatide + B12. Week 3 down 7 lbs! "[1] This suggests that B12, in this instance, was not perceived as reducing effectiveness.

Another user shared an experience with compounded semaglutide, which can contain different excipients or additives compared to brand-name medications. Their doctor reportedly called the "compound stuff... crap" after the user experienced significant side effects such as nausea, gagging, exhaustion, and headaches. The doctor recommended switching to an FDA-approved medication, Zepbound, for potentially fewer side effects. [2] While this comment focuses on side effects rather than explicitly stating reduced effectiveness due to additives, it implies potential concerns with non-standard formulations.

One user reported a different cause for reduced effectiveness, noting that a previously used vial had "ALMOST no effect from it. " They attributed this to the medication's shelf life and refrigeration requirements, stating, "I know shelf life is rather short, and it must be refrigerated, but I am disappointed to see just how fast it became worthless. "[3] This was not linked to additives.

Due to the lack of specific discussion on reduced GLP-1 effectiveness caused by certain additives, users in the provided data do not offer remedies or preventions for this particular issue.