IPharma T-RET 30mg Pre-Filled Pen
IPharma T-RET 30mg is a dual-ingredient pre-filled pen listing. The product label identifies 15mg Tirzepatide and 15mg Retatrutide, providing a combined labelled strength of 30mg.
T-ret 60mg Pre Filled Pen is formulated to support metabolic efficiency through improved insulin sensitivity, appetite modulation, and enhanced energy utilisation. It is commonly incorporated into fat loss protocols to assist with reduced caloric intake, improved satiety, and more effective fat oxidation.
Its mechanism of action supports improved glycaemic control while promoting sustained energy balance, making it suitable for individuals aiming to improve body composition and manage weight in a structured and controlled manner. The 1.8ml multi-dose pre-filled pen offers convenient click-based dosing without the need for reconstitution, ensuring accurate and consistent administration throughout the treatment protocol.
Benefits:• Supports appetite regulation• Enhances satiety• Assists with fat metabolism• May improve insulin sensitivity• Supports glycaemic control• Assists with weight management• Convenient multi-dose delivery system
Side Effects:• Mild nausea• Temporary fatigue• Injection site irritation• Occasional headache• Gastrointestinal discomfort
How to Administer:
Wash hands thoroughly before handling the pen.
Attach a new sterile needle before each use.
Prime the pen if required until a small drop appears.
Select the desired dose using the click mechanism.
Clean the injection site (abdomen or thigh) with an alcohol swab.
Insert the needle subcutaneously at a 45–90° angle.
Press the injection button and hold for 5–10 seconds.
Remove the needle and dispose of it safely.
Replace the pen cap and store appropriately.
Storage:• Store refrigerated (2–8°C) before and after first use.• Do not freeze.• Protect from direct light.• Keep out of reach of children.
Half-Life & Detectability:Half-life: Approximately 4–6 daysDetectability: Up to several weeks depending on protocol
For athletes subject to drug testing, it is important to consider these detection times and plan accordingly to avoid positive tests for banned substances.
