We’ve got 60mg vials of tirzepatide coming in at roughly $180 per vial for a standdard order of 10 vials—lead time is usually 2-3 weeks, give or take, depending on your location. It basically works as a dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist, so it boosts insulin secretion and slows gastric emptying, which is why researchers use it for metabolic studies—but it's not meant for human use, just so we’re clear.

Purity is ≥99% by HPLC, and teh molecular weight is 4813 g/mol—the 39-amino acid backbone with that C20 fatty diacid side chain gives it an extended half-life of about 117 hours, which is pretty solid for long-term dosing schedules. Most buyers go with the 10mg or 15mg vials for initial dose-response work, but the 60mg is handy if you’re scaling up.

2-8°C storage is non-negotiable—keep it in the fridge, protected form light, or it degrades faster than you’d think. One thing I’ve noticed handling this stuff is that the powder sometimes clumps a bit if the seal isn’t airtight, so check the vial before reconstitution.

It’s soluble in water, so reconstitution is straightforward—no weird solvents needed. We usually have stock, but confirm lead time for larger orders (like 50-plus vials) since those might take 4 weeks or so.

Anyway, the 60mg vial is better than most reagent-grade peptides for this kind of work, but don’t use it for anything beyond research—it’s not suited for clinical trials or human injection, and the COA backs up purity specs.
Our MOQ for Tirzepatide 60mg vials is 10 units per order. For larger quantities, we offer tiered pricing — just reach out for a custom quote.
Yes, every batch comes with a COA showing ≥99% purity confirmed by HPLC. We can share a sample COA before you order.
Lead time is 3-5 business days after payment. We ship with ice packs and insulated packaging to keep the peptide at 2-8°C during transit.
We currently stock only the listed vial sizes: 5mg, 10mg, 15mg, 20mg, 30mg, and 60mg. Custom sizes aren't available, but we can adjust your order quantity to match your needs.
It's tested for purity (≥99%) but not for sterility or endotoxins — it's for research use only, not human or veterinary use. You'd need to handle it under appropriate lab conditions.