Triz (Tirzepatide) Dosage Guide: Weekly Titration and Units (10mg & 30mg)

Dosing Guide — 2026-11-11

Triz (tirzepatide) is a dual GLP-1 / GIP receptor agonist studied for metabolic and weight-loss research. Like other GLP compounds, it's dosed once weekly on a slow titration. This guide covers reconstitution and the full titration in syringe units for both the Triz 10mg and 30mg vials. The numbers match our Triz 10mg and Triz 30mg protocol pages.

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Reconstitution math

VialBac waterConcentrationPer 10 units
Triz 10mg1 mL10 mg/mL1 mg
Triz 30mg3 mL10 mg/mL1 mg

Both end up at 10 mg/mL (10 units = 1 mg), so the unit math is identical — the 30mg vial just lasts 3× longer.

Weekly titration schedule

Hold each step ≥4 weeks before moving up. Many researchers plateau effectively at 5–7.5 mg.

StepDoseUnits (U-100)
Onboarding2.5 mg25 units
Step up5 mg50 units
Step up7.5 mg75 units
Target (if needed)10 mg100 units

Administration and cycling

Side effects and support

Triz vs other GLP compounds

Triz is the dual GLP-1/GIP agonist — a step up from single-agonist Sema and a step below triple-agonist Reta. See Triz vs Sema, Reta vs Triz, and the Triz dual-agonist research overview. Refrigerate after reconstitution and use within 4 weeks.

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