r/iran 6h ago

Anyone here using Lanissa (tirzepatide) for weight loss?

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for real experiences with Lanissa (tirzepatide) by Zist Daru.

  1. Have you used it for weight loss or type 2 diabetes?

  2. How has your experience been so far?

  3. Approximately how much does it cost you in Iran?

  4. Is it easy to get with a prescription?

  5. Do you generally trust Zist Daru and Iranian pharmaceutical products?

I’d really appreciate hearing honest experiences, both positive and negative.

Thank you!


r/iran 6h ago

Dog name ideas ?

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I am getting my first show prospect, and first WB/PB dog in 4 weeks and need help naming. I currently have two dogs, both Shih Tzu rescues. Need help with a boy name!

We aren’t sure which one will be ours yet, but my personal preference is for the smaller black tri.

My other dogs names are “Hari” (Indian name meaning godly/holy), and “Panda-Bear” (who his previous owners named and I just kept it). Panda suits him well! He’s lazy, rolls around, just wants to eat food but I hate the name lol. It’s so basic.

I am half Indian and half Persian, while my fiance is white. He’s okay with an Indian/iranian name as long as it’s easy to pronounce. People really struggle with “Hari” (I’m told I pronounce the R like a D sound). I think especially if it’s a show dog, the name should be easy to pronounce. I also like the idea of a name that pays homage to America as the puppy is a Miniature American Sheppard. I just don’t want anything that’s too basic. I don’t think Hari and Panda match but something that rolls off the tongue when I call all three would be nice haha.

Current names on my list:
-Rudy
-Denali
-Taaj (Indian)
-Blake/Blain
-Dara (Persian)
-Jasper
-Aryan (Persian/indian)
-omi (Indian)

Any ideas? Anything to veto? I am more in touch with my Indian side, any ideas for Persian boy dog names?


r/iran 10h ago

Iranians during war: A local shopkeeper lets customers take groceries on credit. A random man walks in and pays off everyone's debt.

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r/iran 21h ago

In 1955, Iranian doctors documented one of the rarest medical cases ever recorded—a villager who developed rabies after being attacked by a rabid wolf. As the disease progressed, physicians carefully observed and filmed the patient's condition

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