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Provides a conversion table from 2.5mg to 15mg, mapping mg amounts to syringe units (15 to 90). Includes key rules to inject subcutaneously once weekly in the belly fat region, start at 2.5mg, and only increase after at least two weeks if the medication is not working or causes no serious side effects. 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IF A LOWER DOSE IS WORKING WELL, YOU DO NOT HAVE\u003Cbr>TO INCREASE YOUR DOSE. | Wells Pharmacy Tirzepatide/Glycine 16.6mg/7.5mg/ml |\n| Note: The FDA and USP require compound pharmacies to recommend multi dose vials only be used for 28 days unless they state the vial can last longer after testing. For the larger vials, you always go with the BUD date listed on the vial. It stays potent much longer than 28 days! |  |\n| Notes: This vial has 16.6mg per ml of tirzepatide and 7.5mg per ml of Glycine. |  |\n\nDosing rules: Inject subcutaneous once per week in the belly fat region. Start at 2 .5mg (15 units) and only increase dose after at least two weeks if the medication is not working and not causing serious side effects. If the medication is curbing appetite and you are losing weight, then stay at your current dose as long as its working! The next doses after 2 .5mg (15 units) and in order are 5mg (30 units), 7.5mg (45 units), 10mg (60 units), 12.5mg (75 units) and lastly the max dose of 15mg (90 units) . Refer to the dosing schedule to see how many units you need in the syringe to arrive at a specific dose. AGAIN, ONLY INCREASE DOSE IF THE MEDICATION IS NOT WORKING.","cbCaiiXyFWj7OVPc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiXyFWj7OVPc","pdf",183646,"English","# Dosing Conversion for 1ml Syringe\n## Doses and Required Units (2.5mg to 15mg)\n# Weekly Injection Rules and Dose Adjustment","[{\"question\":\"What units on a 1ml syringe correspond to a 5mg dose of tirzepatide?\",\"answer\":\"A 5mg dose corresponds to 30 units on the 1ml syringe.\"},{\"question\":\"How should tirzepatide be administered and how often?\",\"answer\":\"Inject tirzepatide subcutaneously once per week in the belly fat region.\"},{\"question\":\"When should the dose be increased from the starting 2.5mg?\",\"answer\":\"Increase dose only if the medication is not working, and do so after at least two weeks if needed, while avoiding serious side effects.\"}]","Tirzepatide 16.6mg/ml Doses - Required Units on 1ml Syringe | PDF",1791872370]