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Actually went with the tirzepatide for this round mostly because we've had a few labs asking about teh triple agonist profile for metabolic studies—GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptor targeting is what it does, and it's got a CAS of 2023788-19-2 with molecular weight around 4813 g/mol, which is standerd for this peptide.
Purity is listed at >99% by HPLC, and we usually see COAs that back that up for this supplier, though I'd still run your own QC if you're doing anything sensitive—white powder, soluble in DMSO, so you'll need to reconstitute it properly.
Storage is -20°C for long term, 0-4°C short term, which is pretty much what you'd expect for a peptide of this size (225 carbons, 348 hydrogens—basically a large molecule). Check the lead time though; we usually have stock, but confirm it's not backordered.
Most buyers I've seen use this for in vitro work on glucose metabolism or energy regulation pathways, not for anything in vivo unless they've got proper approvals—it's research use only, so don't assume it's suited for clinical appliction.
manufacutrer is ISO9001 and GMP certified, which is better than some reagent-grade supliers for this compound, and they offer flexible quantities from small packs up to larger runs (usually 50mg or 100mg vials), but the MOQ might be 1 gram for custom orders.
Also, one thing that came up in handling: the powder can be hygroscopic, so keep it sealed tight when not in use—something the spec sheet doesn't always shout about, but it matters for long-term stability.
Our MOQ for Tirzepatide is typically 1 gram, but we can discuss smaller quantities for research purposes depending on your project needs.
Lead time is usually 5-7 business days for standard orders. Expedited shipping can be arranged if you need it faster.
Yes, we include GMP and ISO9001 certification documents with every order to verify our quality standards. Just request them when you place the order.
Store it at -20°C for long-term use to maintain stability. For short-term handling, 0-4°C is fine, but avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
It's specifically soluble in DMSO, not water. We recommend dissolving it in DMSO for your research protocols to ensure proper handling.
