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Injection · weekly

Compounded tirzepatide

One injection a week, six doses to climb, and — for most people somewhere around week five — the first quiet their appetite has given them in years.

Renu Compounded tirzepatide vial
₦205,000/ month
on the 3-month plan · ₦240,000/mo month-to-month
Full titration 2.5 → 15 mg
Doctor review every 4 weeks
Needles, swabs & sharps bin included
Ships 2–8 °C with a temperature strip you check
You are not charged until a doctor prescribes.
What it is

Dual GIP/GLP-1 · strongest appetite control

Tirzepatide activates two gut-hormone receptors instead of one — GIP as well as GLP-1. In practice that means appetite drops harder and stays down longer than it does on a GLP-1 alone, which is why it is the medication we lead with rather than semaglutide.

Your price covers every dose in the ladder. Most programmes charge more as you move up; we do not, because the point of the ladder is to get you to the dose that works, not to the dose you can afford.

What it does in your body

It slows how fast your stomach empties, so a normal plate keeps you full for hours instead of ninety minutes, and it acts on the appetite centres in the hypothalamus, which is the part most people describe as the food noise going quiet. Neither effect is willpower. Both wear off if you stop, which is why the plan includes what happens at the end.

The titration ladder, mg
How you take it
Weeks 1–42.5 mg — starting dose, not a treatment dose
Weeks 5–85 mg — most members see appetite change here
Weeks 9–127.5 mg, if week 8 review is clean
Weeks 13–1610 mg — the dose many people stay on
Weeks 17–2012.5 mg, only if you are still losing slowly
Week 21+15 mg — the trial dose, if you need it
Side effects, plainly

What most people get, and the bit that matters

Common
Nausea, worst in the first week after any increase
Constipation — usually a fluid and fibre problem, fixable
Reflux and burping, especially after fatty meals
Fatigue for the first fortnight
Worth memorisingSerious effects are rare but real: pancreatitis, gallbladder disease and severe dehydration from prolonged vomiting. Stop injecting and message your doctor the same day if you get persistent severe abdominal pain that radiates to your back.
Who should not take this
Anyone with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN2
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive within two months
A previous episode of pancreatitis, unless a specialist has cleared you
Type 1 diabetes, or type 2 on insulin without endocrinology co-management
Active eating-disorder treatment

This list is not exhaustive and does not replace the consultation. The intake form asks the questions that decide it, which is why the honest answers matter more than the fast ones.

Questions about Compounded tirzepatide

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Ready to start compounded tirzepatide?

The health form takes about three minutes. A doctor reads it the same day and tells you yes, no, or not until you have had this checked.

Takes ~3 min · No HMO needed · Cancel anytime
Free until a doctor prescribes · takes ~3 min