A syringe holds onto a fixed amount of pep when you use it and you always have to go through drawing from the vial everytime its pinned. Whereas with the pen it wastes a fixed amount per fill of the capsule and you save a bit of time per pinning as you don't have to draw first. The trade off on material lost seems to be favour pens when a vial ends up going to more than 4 pinnings or thereabouts.
So I can fill up a vial and it will last me for multiple doses, then I discard the vial and fill up a new one?
thanks. I use tirz and if I mix 3 ml it would last me more than a month.
How many ml of bac you put into it does not change how long the vial last for , the amount of Tirz is still the same
I know that. But he said it would last several days in the vial. For me it would need to last at least a month!
You can search how to use an insuline pen on youtube and see different options like manual or automatic and also compare different branches. Once reconstituted, you fill it in a 3ml pen cartridge and don't use the vial anymore. You can stay using it 4-5 weeks if you reconstitute it with BAC water. But not with sterile injection water. Attachment is a picture of a 3ml pen cartridge
At what weekly dosage are you at and how much Tirzepatide is in your vial?
I am using 5mg. I have 15mg vials.
So, 3 doses, which is 2 weeks. For that, I usually use 0.9 ml or 1.2 ml, not 3 ml. That way, I can inject 0.30 ml or 0.40 ml and avoid the small bump that happens with > 0.6 ml.
Can you use the reconstitution completely with that pen or stays 0.5ml over like Mounjaro pen? I have cheaper version reusable pens because I use 4 pens. But will also buy a few with a display. Asking just for comparison. Novo Pen 4, 5 and 6 look also nice.
You can better reconstitute it in 1.5ml BAC water to use with a pen and inject 60 units once a week, 3 weeks long. Next time before ordering calculate first how many mg you need for 4 weeks and order according to that. 5mg x 4 = 20mg for instance.
