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T120, why such a large amount in a single vial?
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Gr33dyOctopus
GLP-1 Enthusiast
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!
BNLFL
GLP-1 Specialist
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.
Super Trips
GLP-1 Enthusiast
because some of us are taking 60mg a week
Super Trips
GLP-1 Enthusiast
bought 2 from a GB a few weeks ago
i am a collector of fine GBs, could you send me a dm with a link?
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
Jerrey
GLP-1 Apprentice
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.
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ScienceHippo
GLP-1 Apprentice
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.
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.
randompersonrandom
GLP-1 Specialist
You could also just freeze a vial and then try it. That's how I know that both tirz and survo freeze fine. I'm currently working on my very last vial of compound that I froze in the fall, forgot about, and just started using in April. It's working just fine.
Sid the SeaGull
GLP-1 Enthusiast
100% agree, similar with Reta when starting out . Possibly not best practice but it worked. It's all an experiment and accepted risk tolerance.
ScienceHippo
GLP-1 Apprentice
I do plan to do that. I have a T60 kit coming this week and I really only need T30. I'll make two vials and freeze one.
I know a few people on the 15 mg dose. I think they would do well to share a 120 mg vial. It's also great if you're living in a country with strict border patrol and this manages to slip through the cracks. It's like getting 4 TR30 kits through.
As others said, you can safely freeze reconstituted tirz according to your risk tolerance. If I were to do so, I would aliquot to single-dose vials/cartridges and freeze, then let it thaw in the fridge 24 hours before injection day.
As others said, you can safely freeze reconstituted tirz according to your risk tolerance. If I were to do so, I would aliquot to single-dose vials/cartridges and freeze, then let it thaw in the fridge 24 hours before injection day.
BNLFL
GLP-1 Specialist
Same.
All the TG group GBs that I watch have ended. They'll be more I'm sure.
Calm Logic
GLP-1 Specialist
R140 and T120 kits were so overrated. Buy a single vial of T10 or R5 and a case of empty 10-mL vials:
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