@Substratide depends on the peptide tbh, most dont have real stability data once mixed. the 28 day number people go by comes from the multi dose vial rule after first puncture, so months feels like a stretch
@SeeFisch the top dose actually hit about 28% at 80 weeks in TRIUMPH-1. the number people skip is 11.3% quit that arm because of side effects, so tolerability is gonna be the real conversation
@terenceshawsong@DrSamuelBHume Agreed. If Lilly runs it through LillyDirect self-pay like they did with Zepbound vials, that could matter more than coverage for a lot of people
@ReneNoriega96@farmacotips Exacto, Lilly todavía no la vende, la aprobación se espera hasta 2027. Todo lo que circula ahora es material de investigación sin regulación, por eso el riesgo de pureza y de dosis es tan alto.
@BernardB_78 Bac water is actually labeled for room temp storage, so the fridge isn't required, though it doesn't hurt. The bigger thing is the clock: once a vial's been punctured, it's meant to be tossed after 28 days
@BowTiedPep From the buyer side it's batch-specific testing, purity AND identity (mass spec), on the exact lot you ship. A huge menu means nothing if the vial isn't what the label says.
@AndersonAmino@epic_scribe@peptideuniverse Agreed, 10 events total is way too few to read anything into. The real answer comes from TRIUMPH-OUTCOMES (~10k people with heart/kidney disease), but that doesn't finish until around 2029.