Stocking up on Tirzepatide. Need to find meds with longer shelf life

[Anonymous]

Before compounding ends (I'm not sure I believe these compounding pharmacies are going to get around the FDA ban just by adding B12), I'd like to order a few extra months.
I have a 3 month supply right now so I'm really looking for meds that have a 6 month shelf life and that's really hard to find. The best use dates are 30-45 days which is crazy short!!

Anyone have a compounding pharmacy whose expiration dates are longer than 3 months?

[Anonymous]

Pretty sure LavenderSky is way longer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Before compounding ends (I'm not sure I believe these compounding pharmacies are going to get around the FDA ban just by adding B12), I'd like to order a few extra months.
I have a 3 month supply right now so I'm really looking for meds that have a 6 month shelf life and that's really hard to find. The best use dates are 30-45 days which is crazy short!!

Anyone have a compounding pharmacy whose expiration dates are longer than 3 months?

They won't.

[Anonymous]

Investigate "research peptides". Reddit is a good place to start, but hang out for a bit and read as coming right in and asking for sources doesn't usually turn out well. Also, search for "round table" as it will have good info.

Freezer storage of lypholized peptides shows little degradation over long periods of time per 3rd party testing.

[Anonymous]

^ freezer storage of not yet reconstituted peptides.

You don't have to go the research route if your medspa will sell you vials of the lyophilized powder you reconstitute yourself.