TargetShopper92
Active member
60mg vial: higher concentration, smaller draws. Solubility at that concentration is worth checking before mixing.
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Tirzepatide: Dilution Q's
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wittyjoggeraf
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Currently at 10mg weekly on Tirz, probably heading up to 12.5 then 15mg eventually. Curious, with 60mg vials, what's the ideal amount of BAC to mix in? 2ml or 3ml? Anyone have experience working with those specific vials?
foggykale59
New member
Got some tirz at 60mg and reta at 20mg sitting around, thinking about blending the two.
If I mixed 1.5ml of bac into each, then combined everything into a separate 3ml vial, working through the math, 30 units on the syringe should land around 2mg Reta plus 6mg Tirz.
Did I work that out correctly?
If I mixed 1.5ml of bac into each, then combined everything into a separate 3ml vial, working through the math, 30 units on the syringe should land around 2mg Reta plus 6mg Tirz.
Did I work that out correctly?
lanky-newbietoo8712
Active member
Looking closer, those read as 100mg vials. Might run a bit concentrated at only 3ml total. Worth diluting further with another 3ml of bacteriostatic water.
crispyraisin57
Member
Used to have a calculator bookmarked that helped figure out how much diluent to mix into a freeze-dried vial of the fifth compound. Can't locate it anymore. Anyone able to point me toward something similar? Appreciate any help, ann
Fat_No_More_50
Well-known member
Not once you get into bigger vials where your draw amounts grow too. Most people need a reconstitution calculator at that scale. For example, I run 8 mg drawing 43 units. Working with a 50mg vial that fills to 56mg. I mix in 3ml of diluent and pull 43 units to land exactly on 8mg. I've got the fifth compound spanning several strengths, plenty of the higher-concentration ones too. All vials hold 3ml.