• Skipping doses is prohibited; you must have titrated through the previous doses so your stomach can tolerate this concentration without severe vomiting or pain.
• Store the pens in the refrigerator. They can remain out of the fridge at room temperature for up to 21 days only.
• Consult your doctor immediately if you feel severe and persistent abdominal pain (to rule out pancreatitis).

• Tirzepatide 10mg: dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist
• Maintenance dose for type 2 diabetes and obesity
• Clinical data: significant HbA1c reduction and substantial weight loss

• Breaking Plateaus: This high concentration restimulates metabolism, pushing the body to burn stubborn fat that refused to budge.
• Strong Hunger Control: Slows stomach emptying for an extended period, allowing you to eat very small amounts and feel full instantly.
• Deep Glycemic Regulation: Keeps the pancreas in its most active state to secrete insulin regularly with meals, effectively protecting against diabetes complications.

• You reach this advanced dose only after completing the lower courses sequentially (2.5, 5, and 7.5 mg) and your body has adapted to them.
• If you still have excess weight to lose and feel the lower doses no longer suppress your appetite as they used to.

• Take the injection once a week on a fixed, specific day.
• Choose a fatty area for injection (like the abdomen or thigh) and rotate the site weekly to avoid subcutaneous inflammation.
• Place the pen flat, press the button, and wait for the first and second clicks to ensure the full dose has been delivered.
• Drinking plenty of water (2 to 3 liters daily) is a fundamental requirement for the kidneys to flush out toxins and burned fat.

Do I eventually have to reach the 15 mg dose?

Not necessarily at all. Many people achieve their ideal weight and target blood sugar readings on the 10 mg dose, and their doctor keeps them on it as a maintenance dose.