Retatrutide 10mg is the smallest vial in our range. For most laboratories it makes the sensible first order. Each vial holds 10mg of peptide as a lyophilised powder. The glass carries a flip cap and a batch coded label.
What the vial contains
Researchers also call this compound LY3437943. It acts at three receptors at once: GIP, GLP-1 and glucagon. Because it works across three pathways rather than one, it draws heavy attention in metabolic research. You can review the trial record on ClinicalTrials.gov.
Every batch reaches 99 percent purity or higher. In addition, each label carries a QR code for that exact batch. Scan it and you get the compound, the vial size and the batch number. No account, no login, no email to us.
Choosing Retatrutide 10mg over a bigger vial
The 20mg and 40mg vials cost less per milligram. However, they commit you to a longer run from one reconstitution. Therefore most researchers start at 10mg. They confirm the handling suits their protocol, then scale up. Very few first orders go bigger than this, and for good reason. If you already know your requirement, the 20mg vial and the 40mg vial behave identically.
We dispatch every order before 3pm that same afternoon, seven days a week. Bangkok addresses get the vial the same day. Elsewhere in Thailand it takes 1 to 3 days. Tracking reaches your inbox as soon as the parcel leaves.
Handling and storage
A sealed lyophilised vial stays stable at room temperature. It holds up through a domestic delivery, so it needs no cold chain. After reconstitution, however, refrigerate it between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius. Keep it away from direct light.
We sell bacteriostatic water separately rather than bundling it. As a result, you order the volume your protocol actually calls for. Our reconstitution calculator works out how much to add. It also shows the concentration that volume produces.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption.
