Tirzepitide 30mg Dosing

Ensure that you sterilise the cartridge stopper with an alcohol swab before connecting the needle to the pen.

             1. Prime the pen to remove any trapped air by turning the dial in increments of 5 to 10 units and pressing the button until a small drop of liquid appears at the tip of the needle.

              2. Adjust the dose on the window to the recommended starting dose. Double check your dose before getting ready to insert the needle.

        

3. First sterilise the area to be injected with an alcohol swab. Pinch the skin on the area you plan to inject (usually the abdominal area) between your fingers, then insert the needle at a 90 degree angle to the full length of the needle, hold in place then press the button on the pen to fully dispense the peptide solution. Hold the needle in place for 5 to 10 seconds to allow the solution to diffuse into the tissue.

Tirzepitide 30mg Dosing Recommendation (3ml Vial)

NEVER SHARE YOUR NEEDLES OR PEN WITH ANYONE.

Keep Refridgerated at 2°

Ensure you sterilise the cartridge stopper first by wiping the rubber port with an alcohol swab- do not touch the stopper once sterilised. Do not touch opened needles. Use a new needle for each injection. If you are reusing needles, wipe the needle tip with an alcohol swab before using.

Where to Inject: Inject SubQ into belly fat

6-Week Protocol (One Vial, 30mg Total)

This uses the entire vial in 6 weeks at standard titration.

Week Weekly dose (mg) Weekly units
Week 1 2.5mg 25 units
Week 2 2.5mg 25 units
Week 3 5.0mg 50 units
Week 4 5.0mg 50 units
Week 5 7.5mg 75 units
Week 6 7.5mg 75 units


Do's 

Do Why
Start at 2.5mg once weekly Standard starting dose
Inject same day each week Maintains steady levels
Refrigerate vial Peptide degrades if warm
Use new needle every time Prevents infection
Rotate injection sites (belly/thigh) Prevents lumps
Eat small, bland meals Reduces nausea
Stay hydrated Prevents dehydration

Don'ts 

Don't Reason
Don't start above 2.5mg Causes severe nausea/vomiting
Don't increase dose weekly Standard is every 4 weeks
Don't use if thyroid cancer history Tirzepatide increases thyroid tumor risk
Don't use if pregnant/breastfeeding Not enough safety data
Don't share needles or vial Risk of bloodborne diseases
Don't use if solution is cloudy Means it's degraded
Don't freeze or leave unrefrigerated >21 days Peptide breaks down
Don't double dose if missed >4 days Skip and take next weekly dose

⚠️ Possible Side Effects 

Side Effect How Common What To Do
Nausea Very common (40-50%) Small bland meals, ginger, anti-nausea meds
Diarrhea Common (30-40%) Hydrate, BRAT diet, loperamide if needed
Vomiting Common (20-30%) Sip fluids, small meals, call doctor if severe
Constipation Common (20-30%) Water, fiber, prunes, stool softener
Decreased appetite Very common (50-60%) Intended effect. Eat enough protein.
Fatigue Common (15-25%) Rest, ensure adequate calories
Heartburn Common (15-20%) Antacids (Tums, famotidine, omeprazole)
Injection site redness Common (10-20%) Rotate sites, cold compress
Dizziness Uncommon (5-10%) Check blood sugar, eat a snack

Stop & Seek Medical Help

Symptom Possible cause
Severe upper stomach pain radiating to back Pancreatitis
Lump in neck, hoarseness, trouble swallowing Thyroid tumor
Severe vomiting, can't keep water down Severe dehydration
Yellow skin/eyes Gallbladder/liver issue
Difficulty breathing, swollen lips/tongue Severe allergic reaction

 

⚠️ MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: This information is for educational and research purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Peptides should only be used under the supervision of a qualified healthcare provider. Do not use this information to self-diagnose or self-treat any medical condition. Always consult a doctor before starting any peptide or supplement protocol.