A Complete Guide to Japanese Reviews of Maunjaro｜Effects, Side Effects, and Reactions

Recently, the name 'Maunjaro' has been mentioned frequently in the domestic health community.
Many people are curious about what kind of medicine it is, as it is already causing a stir in Japan by claiming that one injection can help you lose weight.

 

In this article, we'll provide a clear overview of how Maunjaro works, reviews from Japanese users, weight loss figures, side effects, and pricing.

 

What is Maunjaro?

 

Mounjaro is a weight loss and blood sugar control injection developed by the American pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly.
Unlike existing GLP-1 drugs, it is a 'dual-action' drug that also acts on the GIP receptor and is used as a once-weekly self-injection.

 

Thanks to its dual action It is evaluated to be highly effective in reducing appetite, stabilizing blood sugar levels, and reducing body fat.

 

By the way, in Japan Maunjaro was approved as a treatment for type 2 diabetes in September 2022 and is currently available for prescription as it was officially launched on April 18, 2023. Don't miss the point that it is said.

 

 

Summary of Japanese reviews – Is it possible to lose 10kg in 3 months?

 

In clinical trials and user reviews in Japan, Maunjaro has been confirmed to have the following weight loss effects.
Looking at the reviews, the effects are felt quickly and the user satisfaction is also high.

 

Period of use	Average weight loss	Summary of Japanese User Reviews
1 month	–1~3kg	“My appetite has decreased, and I’ve cut my food intake in half.”
3 months	–5~10kg	“After a month, it started to fall off noticeably.”
6 months	-10% of body weight	“I lost 12kg and my clothes went down two sizes.”
72 weeks	Up to -22.5%	"The diet pill of a lifetime. It controls your appetite, so you lose weight in a frightening way."

> “I lost my appetite and naturally lost weight.”

"I lost 8kg in 3 months. This is my first real success."

"The only downside is the price. The results are clear."

 

 

In Japan, the change in weight after actual use was evident.
People who have repeatedly used other medications for dieting also rate their satisfaction highly.

 

 

There is a person who lost 40 kilos in just 2 months by using Maunjaro.

 

 

Japanese Maunjaro side effect silver?

 

The most commonly mentioned side effects include:

 

• - Nausea
  - Intestinal discomfort
  - Constipation or diarrhea
  - Mild headache
  - Occasional hypoglycemia
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Most appeared within the first few days to weeks, There were many reviews saying that it disappeared naturally over time.

 

‼️However, some users said, “I stopped in the middle because I felt uncomfortable.”
Since serious side effects such as pancreatitis and gallbladder problems have been reported rarely, you must consult a specialist before using it.

 

 

 

Maunjaro Japanese prices

 

Currently, in Japan, Maunjaro can be prescribed as a non-covered treatment.
It is known to cost around 3,000 to 6,000 yen (about 25,000 to 50,000 won in Korean currency) per injection.

 

By the way, it is said that the effect becomes stronger as the capacity increases.

 

Japanese pharmacy standard insurance drug prices (based on official drug prices)

2.5mg: about 1,924 yen

5mg: Approximately 3,848 yen

7.5mg: Approximately 5,772 yen

10mg: about 7,696 yen

15mg: Approximately 11,544 yen

 

※ This is the standard for health insurance application, and the patient's share may vary.

 

 

 

To summarize in Japanese terms

 

• - Maunjaro is an injectable medication that has been proven to have a definite weight loss effect.
  - Looking at reviews from local Japanese users, it is quite possible to lose 5 to 10 kg in 3 to 6 months.
  - Although there are side effects, they are generally mild and effective when used under professional supervision.
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