Tirzepatide 30mg holds three times the peptide of the entry vial for just over double the price. That makes it the value size in the range. It arrives lyophilised in sealed glass with a batch coded label.
The compound
Tirzepatide acts at the GIP and GLP-1 receptors. Since it covers two pathways rather than one, researchers have studied it extensively. It carries a substantial published record, and you can read it on ClinicalTrials.gov.
Every batch reaches 99 percent purity or better. In addition, the label carries a QR code for that batch. It returns the compound, the vial size and the batch number, with no login and no request to us. Any phone camera reads it.
When Tirzepatide 30mg makes sense
Thirty milligrams covers a full run from one reconstitution. So you penetrate fewer stoppers and handle the vial less across the study. Moreover, the per milligram cost drops sharply against the smaller vial. That matters once a protocol runs for any length of time. For shorter or exploratory work, the 10mg vial asks less of you.
Quantity discounts apply automatically from three vials. Order total discounts apply in parallel. You get whichever is worth more, never both, and neither needs a code.
We dispatch seven days a week with a 3pm cut off. Bangkok gets it the same day, and the rest of Thailand in 1 to 3 days. Tracking follows on dispatch.
Handling and storage
Store the sealed vial at room temperature, out of direct light. Once you add bacteriostatic water, refrigerate between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius. Because the vial runs large, your water volume really affects the concentration. So check it on the reconstitution calculator first. You order bacteriostatic water separately, in the volume you actually need.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption.
