T120, why such a large amount in a single vial?
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ScienceHippo said:
Are you concerned about the reconstituted concentration? That's easily solved by reconstituting with 2mL and then transfering 1mL into a new sterile vial and adding 2mL of bac to each vial.
I have R140 coming too. They come in 3ml vials. I'll reconstitute with 6ml BAC in 2 vials. Should get 17-18 shots. Both my wife and are will pull off of these. 17-18 doses total. Inside my comfort level at 9 weeks.woundcarping said:
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Seem above. It'll be a 34 unit shot.Gr33dyOctopus said:
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No, just learning. I'm still on 5mg tirz. Have no plans to order T120 any time soon.Grogu said:
Clever af!chewonmysac said:
ScienceHippo said:
Good thinking! Any price savings really isn't worth it in my opinion. I only ordered T120 kits because I'm on 18mg and likely going to titrate higher soon. I also think it's useful when folks are sharing. For folks on lower doses, I would think that T30 or T60 kits make the most sense. Good balance between how long you'll be drawing from a vial and price, which is still pennies on the dollar compared to compounded/brandname.
The vials we have coming are 3ml, not sure of anyone else’s offerings.Gr33dyOctopus said:
If you filter, the shipping vial is irrelevant if the weight can be appropriately reconstituted in the given volume.
Price per MG is the deciding factor however keep in mind Tirzepatide can be reconstituted and have the vile devided up and a part of it frozen for later use unlike other peptides making this worthwhile even for those on smaller doses.ScienceHippo said:I get that it's cheapest per mg. I guess 8 weeks would probably be at the top end of my comfort zone, but 24+ weeks is not. As I am only on 5mg.
The only place I've seen it said that you can freeze reconstituted tirz, is in these forums. My other forums and reddit don't seem to agree. Where can I learn more about this? Thanks.Jerrey said:
Fair enough, I've only seen the higher concentrations in the bigger vials. Where the fuck is that r140 coming from? And what size vials, and coas?!?!? Would love to know more!woundcarping said:
WW GB. 3ml vials, and yes COA's. Pretty sure Endo too. I know who's making it, but don't want to post it here. I ordered a kit.Gr33dyOctopus said:
because some of us are taking 60mg a weekScienceHippo said:
bought 2 from a GB a few weeks agoGr33dyOctopus said:
as some have stated about sharing the vials or freezing. ive seen alot of people that use injector pens will go ahead and make several of the cartridges in one go and freeze them for less prep later. especially the ones that do filtering too so i could see that to help drive cost down even further. tirz holds up really well to a single freeze after recon so there isnt much harm in it. other peps not so much though. just ordered a couple pens to try out so i might be following suit since the sterile cartridges are only like $0.75 vs vials being around the $1-$2 mark depending on where you get them
Table was extracted from a study made by janoshik. It's been floating around here and elsewhere online for ever I can't believe you have not found it and other supporting evidence of freezing Tirzepatide for storage after it's been reconed.ScienceHippo said:
I have seen this image several times now, but I have still never found the source of it. Today I watched over two hours of interviews with Peter Magic and didn't hear a thing about freezing reconstituted. Lyophilized, yes. I know it doesn't mean he hasn't said it, I just haven't found it yet.Jerrey said:
I did learn a few other things from those interviews. GLP1s in particular, are much more hardy than most people think. Shake your solution, no problem. Leave it on the counter for a few days, who cares. Don't need BAC when saline or just sterile water is fine. EU doesn't even use BAC. Hearing all of this does make me think freezing is probably fine, but again I just haven't seen an authoritative source yet.
Aren't we all here to "do our own research"? Believe me, I am trying.
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