An alternative is to simply put a vial in the freezer and then give it a go. That's how I found out that tirz and survo both handle freezing without issues. Right now I'm using up my final vial of compound that I stuck in the freezer last fall, then lost track of, and only began using this April. It's holding up perfectly well.
I intend to follow through with that approach. A T60 kit is arriving in a few days, though my actual requirement is only T30. My plan is to split it into 2 vials, placing 1 in the freezer.
Same.Super Trips said:
a couple of weeks back, I picked up 2 from a GBGr33dyOctopus said:
Alright, that makes sense. The only place I've come across those stronger concentrations is in the larger vials. So where the hell does that r140 come from? Also, what's the vial size, and are there COAs? I'd really like more details!woundcarping said:
The ones arriving for us are 3ml; I can't speak to what other suppliers provide.Gr33dyOctopus said:
No, not at all. I use 6ml to reconstitute, lolwoundcarping said:
3mlScienceHippo said:
What size vial is T120 sold in?Grogu said:
ScienceHippo said:
Sure, the cost per mg works out lowest that way. For me, 8 weeks would likely be about as long as I'd feel okay stretching it, while 24+ weeks is out of the question. After all, I'm only taking 5mg.
When it comes to a T120 vial, my guess is that certain people taking smaller doses intend to divide the contents among several vials, then freeze the mixed vials until they are ready to use them. Tirzepatide is a resilient peptide, so putting reconstituted vials in the freezer does not cause problems. Because my dose is high, a 120mg vial of tirzepatide lasts me just 6 or 7 weeks.
As far as I know, it's a 10ml vial?
When you use a filter, what matters isn't the shipping vial—it's whether the weight can be properly reconstituted within that volume.
Every TG group GB I follow has wrapped up. More will come along, I'm sure.bbbilly said:
I like to gather good GBs, can you dm me a link?BNLFL said:
WW GB. Vials are 3ml, and COA's are available, yes. Endo as well, I'm fairly sure. I'm aware of who produces it, but I'd rather not share that here. A kit has been ordered by me.Gr33dyOctopus said:
Alright, that makes sense. The only place I've come across those stronger concentrations is in the larger vials. So where the hell does that r140 come from? Also, what's the vial size, and are there COAs? I'd really like more details!woundcarping said:
The ones arriving for us are 3ml; I can't speak to what other suppliers provide.Gr33dyOctopus said:
No, not at all. I use 6ml to reconstitute, lolwoundcarping said:
3mlScienceHippo said:
What size vial is T120 sold in?Grogu said:
ScienceHippo said:
Sure, the cost per mg works out lowest that way. For me, 8 weeks would likely be about as long as I'd feel okay stretching it, while 24+ weeks is out of the question. After all, I'm only taking 5mg.
When it comes to a T120 vial, my guess is that certain people taking smaller doses intend to divide the contents among several vials, then freeze the mixed vials until they are ready to use them. Tirzepatide is a resilient peptide, so putting reconstituted vials in the freezer does not cause problems. Because my dose is high, a 120mg vial of tirzepatide lasts me just 6 or 7 weeks.
As far as I know, it's a 10ml vial?
When you use a filter, what matters isn't the shipping vial—it's whether the weight can be properly reconstituted within that volume.
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My guess is that the biggest driver is dose escalation: after 18+ months on Tirz, a lot of people feel it stops working as well, so they push past the 15mg ceiling to hold onto the appetite supression. I ordered T120 myself because after 2 years it no longer hits like it used to, so I’m at 20mg every 5 days now and will likely bump it up again before long. At that rate the T120 covers roughly 5 weeks, which suits me fine. Reconstituting T60 vials every couple of weeks had gotten old.
Might sound like a dumb question, but where do you get the empty vials needed for splitting the dose? Thanks!BNLFL said:
I've got R140 on the way as well. It's supplied in 3ml vials. My plan is to mix with 6ml BAC across 2 vials. That should yield 17-18 shots. My wife and I will both draw from them. 17-18 doses in total. That keeps me within my comfort zone for 9 weeks.
Yep
As mentioned above. The shot will be 34 units.Gr33dyOctopus said:
No, not at all. I use 6ml to reconstitute, lolwoundcarping said:
3mlScienceHippo said:
What size vial is T120 sold in?Grogu said:
ScienceHippo said:
Sure, the cost per mg works out lowest that way. For me, 8 weeks would likely be about as long as I'd feel okay stretching it, while 24+ weeks is out of the question. After all, I'm only taking 5mg.
When it comes to a T120 vial, my guess is that certain people taking smaller doses intend to divide the contents among several vials, then freeze the mixed vials until they are ready to use them. Tirzepatide is a resilient peptide, so putting reconstituted vials in the freezer does not cause problems. Because my dose is high, a 120mg vial of tirzepatide lasts me just 6 or 7 weeks.
As far as I know, it's a 10ml vial?
px1984 said:
I was thinking the exact same thing not long ago, and then I came across a comment about someone giving peps to their horses, which made it click a little more
I had been under the impression that people doing research only kept a vial going for 4 weeks, but I’m assuming it’s possible to stretch them out further?
TheAnonOne said:
Once freezing enters the picture, I figure you may as well just grab T60
From what I've seen, the amount you save at that size seldom justifies the hassle outlined here IMO
That said, if you're able to go through it inside that window, then fine.
And honestly, 8-12 weeks isn't terrible when the BAC was a new bottle as well. Afterall the BAC bottle itself can last that long. . . And 10mg/w can use 120mg in 12, even if its pushing it a little.
For me, my wife is on it too, so it doesn't take too long to use quite a bit for two people.
For my own use, a single 5ml vial is all I bother with. I also have a few 10ml ones sitting around, but they aren't necessary. My approach is to reconstitute the R140 using 3ml of BAC, then filter that into a fresh 5ml vial, after which I draw 2ml more BAC and add it to the same 5ml vial. This requires a few 3ml luer lock syringes.Papu said:
Might sound like a dumb question, but where do you get the empty vials needed for splitting the dose? Thanks!BNLFL said:
I've got R140 on the way as well. It's supplied in 3ml vials. My plan is to mix with 6ml BAC across 2 vials. That should yield 17-18 shots. My wife and I will both draw from them. 17-18 doses in total. That keeps me within my comfort zone for 9 weeks.
Yep
As mentioned above. The shot will be 34 units.Gr33dyOctopus said:
No, not at all. I use 6ml to reconstitute, lolwoundcarping said:
3mlScienceHippo said:
What size vial is T120 sold in?Grogu said:
ScienceHippo said:
Sure, the cost per mg works out lowest that way. For me, 8 weeks would likely be about as long as I'd feel okay stretching it, while 24+ weeks is out of the question. After all, I'm only taking 5mg.
When it comes to a T120 vial, my guess is that certain people taking smaller doses intend to divide the contents among several vials, then freeze the mixed vials until they are ready to use them. Tirzepatide is a resilient peptide, so putting reconstituted vials in the freezer does not cause problems. Because my dose is high, a 120mg vial of tirzepatide lasts me just 6 or 7 weeks.
As far as I know, it's a 10ml vial?
