12/06 Eddie AMPS 148 +3 286 +8 338 PMPS 313 +6 158

Information about reduction points, and other details, of the dosing methods are in this Sticky Note:
Dosing Methods: Start Low, Go Slow (SLGS) & Tight Regulation (TR)

I'm afraid I don't remember what every single member doing custom dosing has for their reduction point. I do suggest to people with cats on larger doses to use 70 on a human meter when their cat is doing a lot of back to back reductions. Eddie's not at that point right now. And I have no idea what 70 on a human meter mean when using the AT.
 
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Wendy&Neko said:
Information about reduction points, and other details, of the dosing methods are in this Sticky Note:
Dosing Methods: Start Low, Go Slow (SLGS) & Tight Regulation (TR)

I'm afraid I don't remember what every single member doing custom dosing has for their reduction point. I do suggest to people with cats on larger doses to use 70 on a human meter when their cat is doing a lot of back to back reductions. Eddie's not at that point right now. And I have no idea what 70 on a human meter mean when using the AT.
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I seem now to recall Eddie's reduction point was 68 on the AT and this was to align with changes because of SRT.
 
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Wendy&Neko said:
68 on the AT is what we use for TR as the reduction point, in normal circumstances.
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By "normal circcumstances" do you mean a cat with "normal" DM and not acrokitty complications? I got that number from a comment you made to me in May 2022 when i was asking about reductions: "You could stick with TR and use 68 as your reduction point. Then change again if you find a phase of SRT is kicking in and reductions are coming fast and furious."
So, with all this in mind, does it make sense to still use 68?
 
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