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Tirzepatide

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Compounded dual-agonist GLP-1

What's normal, and what isn't

Most of what people notice is expected and passes on its own. Knowing which is which up front is the whole point of this list.

Expected — no action needed
  • Nausea, early fullness, burping, constipation or loose stools
    Heaviest in the days after a dose increase, easing as you hold a dose.
    Same stomach-emptying mechanism as semaglutide, on two receptors instead of one.
  • Injection-site itching or a small red patch
    A day or two.
  • Tiredness after a dose
    First few weeks.
Tell us at your next check-in
  • Vomiting more than occasionally, or trouble keeping fluids down
  • Losing weight faster than about 1–2 lb a week
  • Any pregnancy, or planning one
Stop and get help now
  • Severe stomach pain, especially spreading to your back
  • Vomiting that will not stop
  • Swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or trouble breathing
Emergency help →

What it hits — and when to take it

  • Tirzepatide · 10mg
    Dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist — appetite and metabolic regulation
    Same day each week, any time

Your protocol calendar schedules this automatically once a provider approves — bedtime compounds land at night, morning compounds in the morning.

10mg vial (month)
$319.20 $399.00 member / retail

Pairs well with

B12 Injection Kit
Energy support while appetite drops
$39.20
Magnesium Glycinate
Eating less usually means missing magnesium
$25.60
Insulin Syringes 31G (100ct)
You'll need these — 31G insulin syringes
$14.40
Alcohol Prep Pads (200ct)
Swab before every pin
$7.20
Sharps Box + Mail-Back Label
Mail-back sharps box — keep it clean
$23.20
Tirzepatide — Compounded dual-agonist GLP-1 · Uptitrate