Tirzepatide Pen (60mg)

Tirzepatide Pen (60 mg) is a pre-filled, ready-to-use injection pen containing Tirzepatide dissolved in a 3 ml solution. Designed for precise, reproducible dosing in a laboratory or research setting, the pen features a click-based dial mechanism that eliminates the need for manual reconstitution, mixing, or volume calculation. Each order includes the pre-filled pen, 10/14 insulin needles, and alcohol swabs.

Research background

Tirzepatide is a synthetic dual agonist peptide that has been studied in the context of GIP (glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide) and GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) receptor co-activation. It has been investigated in preclinical and clinical research models examining metabolic regulation, insulin secretion dynamics, and body composition. The compound is referenced extensively in the literature as a tool for studying the interplay between incretin signalling pathways and downstream metabolic effects.

Click system & volume reference

The pen operates via a click-dial mechanism. Each click corresponds to a fixed, incremental volume of the pre-dissolved solution. The relationship between clicks and delivered volume is as follows:

Because the pen contains 60 mg in 3 ml, the delivered quantity per click is fixed and consistent. Representative dosage increments for the 60 mg pen are:

Handling & administration

The solution is pre-dissolved and requires no reconstitution. The following handling notes apply:

• Attach a fresh needle prior to each use.
• Clean the intended administration site with an alcohol swab before proceeding.
• The solution is intended for subcutaneous administration in research contexts.
• Do not shake the pen; handle with care to preserve solution integrity.

Storage & stability

Store the pen cool and protected from light. Avoid freezing the pre-filled solution. Once in use, keep the pen refrigerated and protect it from prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures or direct light. Follow standard cold-chain practices appropriate for peptide-based research reagents.

A batch-specific Certificate of Analysis (CoA) accompanies every order, confirming identity and quality of the supplied compound.