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Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin Blend Vial Size Comparison

5mg blend (2.5mg + 2.5mg) 5mg total ~15 doses 7–10 days (pilot studies, single-week protocols) Fits entirely within 28-day window with 18-day buffer Moderate. Higher per-mg cost but zero waste for short protocols Best for initial feasibility studies or researc

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  • 5mg blend (2.5mg + 2.5mg)
  • 5mg total
  • ~15 doses
  • 7–10 days (pilot studies, single-week protocols)
  • Fits entirely within 28-day window with 18-day buffer
  • Moderate. Higher per-mg cost but zero waste for short protocols
  • Best for initial feasibility studies or researchers validating dosing tolerance before committing to extended protocols
  • 10mg blend (5mg + 5mg)
  • 10mg total
  • ~30 doses
  • 14–21 days (standard two-week cycles)
  • Fits within 28-day window with 7–14 day buffer depending on dosing frequency
  • High. Optimal cost-per-dose for standard research timelines
  • The standard choice for most lipolytic and recovery research. Balances potency preservation, protocol flexibility, and cost efficiency
  • 15mg blend (7.5mg + 7.5mg)
  • 15mg total
  • ~45 doses
  • 21–30 days (extended protocols)
  • Reaches 28-day stability limit with no buffer; days 29–45 operate in declining potency zone
  • Lowest per-mg cost but highest degradation risk in final weeks
  • Only appropriate when two staggered 10mg vials are logistically impractical. Requires disciplined cold chain and sterile technique to minimise final-week potency loss
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