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Tirzepatide

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Live certificate of analysis

This is the same live record the NFC tag on the vial opens. Match the lot number on the certificate against the one printed on your vial.

The legal position, stated plainly

This compound sits in a different legal category from most of this catalogue and the distinction is worth understanding before ordering.

Most compounds here are unapproved substances with no marketing authorisation anywhere. This one is an approved medicine in the United States, held under composition-of-matter patent protection, with no approved generic. The originator has pursued an active enforcement programme against compounding pharmacies, telehealth operators and clinics supplying unlicensed versions, and courts have allowed several of those actions to proceed.

The compounding route that existed has closed. While the approved product was in shortage, compounding pharmacies could prepare copies under the exemptions that apply during a listed shortage. That shortage was declared resolved at the end of 2024 and those exemptions ended with it. There is no longer a lawful compounding pathway for this substance in the United States.

We state this because a customer who assumes the shortage-era position still holds is working from a picture more than eighteen months out of date. Material supplied on this page is a laboratory reagent, sold for in vitro research, and nothing about it constitutes a route to the approved product.

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Identification

Molecule class Acylated peptide; agonist at the GIP and GLP-1 receptors
Development code LY3298176
Length 39 amino acids, C-terminal amide
Backbone origin Modified glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide sequence
Non-coded residues Alpha-aminoisobutyric acid at positions 2 and 13
Acyl chain C20 diacid on Lys20, attached through a gamma-glutamate spacer and two ethylene glycol units
Molecular weight 4813.5 g/mol
Expected ions [M+3H]3+ near 1605; [M+4H]4+ near 1204. Sodium and potassium adducts near 1209 and 1214 are expected rather than contaminants.
CAS number 2023788-19-2
Physical form White lyophilized powder
Fill sizes 10, 30, 60 and 100 mg nominal per unit
Country of manufacture United States

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Check identity yourself, in ten seconds

This molecule has a molecular weight of 4813.5. On a peptide that size electrospray produces a series of multiply charged ions rather than one peak, and the arithmetic is simple enough to do without a calculator. Take the triply protonated ion, multiply by three, subtract three protons. Take the quadruply protonated ion, multiply by four, subtract four. Both should land near 4813.

That check is worth doing rather than trusting a name printed in a field. It confirms the molecular weight of the material the instrument actually saw, it takes seconds, and neither a deletion sequence nor an unacylated backbone will satisfy it. All four certificates below print the ions, and all four reconstruct to approximately 4813. Some traces also show sodium or potassium adducts alongside the main series, which is ordinary instrument behaviour rather than an impurity.

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Certificates of analysis - current lots

Each size is tested and released separately and carries its own certificate. All four are set out below: the interactive verification record, the certificate document, and the same information reproduced as text on this page. The panels are not identical across the four current lots, which is why they are presented separately rather than combined.

10 mg

Certificate of analysis - lot GT10-032026-1, 10 mg

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Lot record - 10 mg

GT10-032026-1

Testing laboratory Freedom Diagnostics, United States. Independent third party, not owned by or affiliated with Verum.
Dates Received 10 March 2026; reported 11 March 2026
Accession reference 2603100139
Methods HPLC-UV coupled to mass spectrometry (LC-MS). Bacterial endotoxin threshold, duplicate replicates.
Purity, HPLC-UV 99.784 %
Net peptide content 10.43 mg per unit
Appearance White lyophilized powder
Bacterial endotoxin Pass, duplicate replicates
Mass confirmation Triply protonated ion at m/z 1605.35 with a potassium adduct near 1214, reconstructing to approximately 4813

30 mg

Certificate of analysis - lot GT30-032026-4, 30 mg

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Lot record - 30 mg

GT30-032026-4

Testing laboratory Freedom Diagnostics, United States. Independent third party, not owned by or affiliated with Verum.
Dates Received 20 March 2026; reported 22 March 2026
Accession reference 2603200152
Methods HPLC-UV coupled to mass spectrometry (LC-MS). Bacterial endotoxin threshold, duplicate replicates.
Purity, HPLC-UV 99.617 %
Net peptide content 32.22 mg per unit
Appearance White lyophilized powder
Bacterial endotoxin Pass, duplicate replicates
Mass confirmation Ions at m/z 1204.10 [M+4H]4+ and 1605.25 [M+3H]3+, both reconstructing to approximately 4813

60 mg

Certificate of analysis - lot GT60-12192025-H, 60 mg

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Lot record - 60 mg

GT60-12192025-H

Testing laboratory Freedom Diagnostics, United States. Independent third party, not owned by or affiliated with Verum.
Dates Received and reported 22 December 2025
Accession reference 2512200007
Method HPLC-UV coupled to mass spectrometry (LC-MS)
Purity, HPLC-UV 99.978 %, the highest figure across the four current lots
Net peptide content 65.54 mg per unit
Appearance White lyophilized powder
Mass confirmation Triply protonated ion at m/z 1604.73 with a sodium adduct at 1209.43, reconstructing to approximately 4813
Bacterial endotoxin Not tested on this lot. The 10 mg and 30 mg lots carry it.

100 mg

Certificate of analysis - lot 10064, 100 mg

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Lot record - 100 mg

10064

Testing laboratory Freedom Diagnostics, United States. Independent third party, not owned by or affiliated with Verum.
Dates Received 29 January 2026; reported 31 January 2026
Accession reference 2601290075
Method HPLC-UV coupled to mass spectrometry (LC-MS)
Purity, HPLC-UV 99.747 %
Net peptide content 94.97 mg per unit - below the 100 mg nominal; see section 05
Appearance White lyophilized powder
Mass confirmation Triply protonated ion at m/z 1604.53 with a sodium adduct at 1209.23, reconstructing to approximately 4813
Bacterial endotoxin Not tested on this lot. The 10 mg and 30 mg lots carry it.

All figures above are specific to the lots named and are not specifications carried across other lots. Two of the four carry endotoxin testing and two do not, and one reports content below its nominal while three report above it. Those differences are stated rather than averaged into a single figure for the product, because the certificate that matters is the one supplied with your unit.

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Reading the content figures across four sizes

Three of the four lots report net peptide content above their nominal and one reports below it. Set out together they look like this.

Nominal Measured Endotoxin
10 mg 10.00 10.43 mg Tested
30 mg 30.00 32.22 mg Tested
60 mg 60.00 65.54 mg Not tested
100 mg 100.00 94.97 mg Not tested

A quantity on a peptide unit can mean two different things. Gross fill weight is how much powder went into the container. Net peptide content is how much of that powder is the peptide itself, with counterion and residual moisture excluded. The two are never identical, which is why a figure can land either side of a nominal without either result being wrong in itself.

In practice: calculate from the measured figure on the certificate for the lot supplied, not from the nominal on the label, and not from the figures above unless your unit carries one of these lot numbers. Where a protocol depends on a precise quantity that is the only number worth using.