Trizepatide Concentration Question

[YoloDave]

Hello,


I am looking to do some research with L60 from bfflist and trying to figure out if the concentration would be safe. It does not say the ML size of the vile. If I assume it's 3ml, I can probably only get 2.4 ml of BAC in the vile. According to the calculator, that would result in a concentration of 25.00mg/mL. Has anyone done any research at that high of a concentration? I have read trizepatide has a concentration of 5mg/ml. Should I disolve, move to a bigger vile and add BAC or is 25.00mg/mL ok.

 

[brentm]

The vials can hold 3ml.

What dose are you at currently will dictate how strong or how weak your concentration ought to be. I try to not inject a full ml for a dose, it's a bit much. Doable? Sure. But I'd rather my max dose only be 0.50ml.

If you took 60mg of Tirz and added 3ML of water. 5mg dose would be 25 units.

Use a calculator to figure out what works best for you. There are plenty out there. I use this one. https://www.xcelpeptides.com/peptide-calculator/

 

[indolent]

I have read trizepatide has a concentration of 5mg/ml

That's incorrect. All official tirzepatide injector pen doses are in 0.5mL of fluid. So the 15mg injector is in 0.5mL, meaning a concentration of 30mg/mL. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/drugs-zepbound-dosage

A lot of water (>1.5mL) injected subcutaneously is associated with more pain. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6822791/

I aim for ~1mL of bac water per vial, regardless of the tirz mass in the vial, and prefer to start the calculation with my intended number of units in mind (a numbered spot on my particular insulin syringe, especially if I'm using the hateful 1mL syringes which only have a tick mark every other unit; never again). And I keep in mind my likely next step up in dose so that that's also at a numbered spot. Then I use the reverse calculator that's linked in my signature

 

[indolent]

I aim for ~1mL of bac water per vial

@YoloDave I edited this to clarify that I don't mean ~1mL per injection, but per vial

 

[YoloDave]

@YoloDave I edited this to clarify that I don't mean ~1mL per injection, but per vial

Thank you, your answer cleared it up for me.