START HERE

Review these three guides before moving into the detailed PepTalk reference below.

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STEP 3

Watch the Reconstitution Guide

Finish with the full step-by-step video before preparing your peptide.

KNOW YOUR PRODUCT

The important details, first.

RECONSTITUTION

Vial size + diluent

Vial sizeDiluent / amountFinal concentration
15 mg1.5 mL BAC water10 mg/mL
30 mg3.0 mL BAC water10 mg/mL
Reconstitution syringe: Use a 3 cc syringe to measure and add bacteriostatic water. The U-100 insulin syringe is used only afterward for drawing and administering the prepared dose at the unit mark listed in the dosing table.

QUICK REFERENCE

Frequency, site, cycle, and timing

ItemGuidanceNotes
FrequencyOnce weeklyKeep a consistent weekly schedule.
Starting dose2.5 mgProtocol starting reference.
Usual range2.5–5 mgProtocol reference range.
Highest reference used7.5 mgNot an automatic target.
Main reference dose5 mgProtocol reference.
RouteSubcutaneous via peptide penAs documented in the protocol.

DOSING + ADMINISTRATION

ALLU protocol reference

Phase / weekDoseFrequencyAdministration / U-100 draw
Starting reference2.5 mgOnce weeklyStay at the lowest effective dose rather than automatically increasing.
Usual reference range2.5–5 mgOnce weeklyProtocol reference range.
Higher reference used7.5 mgOnce weeklyUsed briefly in the supplied protocol before returning lower.
Administration syringe: U-100 insulin syringe units shown in this table apply to drawing and administering the prepared dose only. Do not use these unit markings to determine the bacteriostatic-water amount for reconstitution.

STORAGE

How to keep it correctly.

Storage itemDirectionNotes
LyophilizedCool, dry locationProtect from heat and direct light; avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
After reconstitutionRefrigerate at 2–8 °CDo not freeze or leave at room temperature for too long.

ADMINISTRATION

Where, when, and how.

ItemGuidanceNotes
RouteSubcutaneousVia peptide pen.
FrequencyOnce weeklyKeep the same weekly day.
ApproachUse the lowest effective doseDo not automatically increase just because another interval has passed.
Do not guess syringe units.

Syringe units measure volume, not milligrams. The correct draw amount changes when the vial strength or reconstitution volume changes.

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SAFETY

Know when not to guess.

Talk to a doctor first when...

  • You have an existing medical condition or take regular medication.
  • You are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive, or unsure about suitability.
  • You have a history of significant allergic reactions or product-specific contraindications.
  • You are considering combining products or changing your dose.

PERSONAL GUIDANCE

Want someone to guide you through it?

ALLU can connect you with a doctor for a paid consultation focused on your health history, medications, goals, concerns, and questions.

Talk to a Doctor
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FAQ + RESEARCH

Only the questions that help.

Can tirzepatide be taken with food?+

Approved tirzepatide can be administered with or without meals. The same weekly day matters more than coordinating the injection with a meal.

Should I increase my dose because I am hungry?+

Hunger alone is not a reason to self-escalate. Dose changes should follow the appropriate clinical schedule and your healthcare professional's guidance.

What if I am barely hungry?+

Continue prioritizing adequate nutrition and hydration. If appetite suppression makes it difficult to eat or drink enough, or symptoms are persistent, contact a healthcare professional.

Can I copy someone else's protocol?+

No. A protocol that suits another person may not be appropriate for you, and vial strengths or preparation methods can differ. Use information that matches your exact product and seek individualized guidance when needed.

Research & references+

PepTalk is designed to separate established clinical information from research-stage or community information. The full reference layer will be added as each product guide is validated.