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Tirzepatide
- 10mgIn stock$36.00
$45.00 - 30mgIn stock$80.00
$100.00 - 60mgIn stock$128.00
$160.00
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.
- 3
- Vial sizes we carry
- 60mg
- Largest single vial
The short answer
What is Tirzepatide and what sizes do we carry?
Tirzepatide is a synthetic peptide. Labs also search for it as tirz. We carry it as freeze-dried powder in three vial sizes: 10mg, 30mg and 60mg.
Each size is sold as a single vial or as a kit. The order box on this page shows the current figure for each choice, so you never need to hunt through the text for it.
The powder is white. Freeze-dried means the water was removed under cold and low pressure.
Tirzepatide is also searched under its short name, Tirz. Both names point to the same product page, so you can use either when you look for it in the catalog.
- 10mg single vial
- 30mg single vial
- 60mg single vial
- Kit option for each size
Reading the number
What decides the cost per vial?
Two things shape the figure on any research peptide listing: the milligrams in the vial and whether it is a single or a kit.
To compare listings fairly, divide the total by the milligrams. A 60mg vial and a 10mg vial are not the same product in different boxes. They hold six times the material apart.
Also check what the listing says is inside. A low figure beside a vague label and no named test lab is a gap in the paperwork, not a bargain.
- 01
Milligrams
Find the amount in the vial, not just the name.
- 02
Per milligram
Divide the total by the milligrams to compare sizes.
- 03
Paperwork
Look for a named lab and a posted report.
Single or kit
Which size fits a research plan?
The 10mg vial is the smallest we carry. Labs use it to try a method on a small amount of material.
The 30mg and 60mg vials hold three and six times that. A lab with a long series of runs picks the larger vial so the work draws on one fill.
Every size also comes as a kit of several vials, listed beside the single on the product page.
Three vial sizes
| Size | Typical lab use |
|---|---|
| 10mg | First method check |
| 30mg | A mid-length series |
| 60mg | A long series from one fill |
On the shelf
How are sealed vials kept?
The product record for Tirzepatide lists sealed vials at minus 20 degrees Celsius, away from light.
A sealed 60mg vial and a sealed 10mg vial follow the same rule. Bigger vials take more room in the freezer, so plan shelf space before a large order.
Open the box when it arrives and look at the caps and the powder. White, dry powder under a tight crimped cap is normal.
Paperwork
What should you check on a certificate?
A certificate of analysis is the lab's report on a sample. Look for the lab name, the test date, the purity number and the mass found.
Our posted reports are on the certificate page. Not every compound has one yet, so check the page for Tirzepatide before you rely on it.
The chemistry details for this compound, such as its registry number and sequence, are still being confirmed. We keep them off this page. The Tirzepatide product page lists the current specs.
Each of these pages is written for labs and covers structure, sizes and paperwork only.
- Lab name and test date
- Purity number from the run
- Mass found in the sample
- A clear match to the product name
Related reading
How does Tirzepatide compare with Retatrutide?
Buyers who look at Tirzepatide often look at Retatrutide next. Both are long synthetic peptides in our catalog.
Our side-by-side page compares them by structure, length and origin only. You can read it at Retatrutide vs Tirzepatide.
For the wider group, the GLP-1 peptides guide lists what each compound is and how labs describe it.
Where to read more
| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
| Product page | Sizes and current specs |
| Certificate page | Posted lab reports |
| Comparison page | Structure side by side |
Questions
Common questions
How much is each Tirzepatide vial size?
The live figure for 10mg, 30mg and 60mg, single or kit, is in the order box on this page. We keep it out of the text so it is never out of date.
What sizes of Tirzepatide do you carry?
10mg, 30mg and 60mg vials, each as a single vial or a kit.
Is Tirzepatide the same as tirz?
Yes. Tirz is a short name labs use for Tirzepatide.
Do you have a certificate for Tirzepatide?
Check the certificate page for the current list of posted reports.
Is Tirzepatide sold for anything but lab work?
No. It is sold for laboratory research only. It is not for human or veterinary use.