Absolute Rx
Vials are labelled Absolute Rx. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are supplied blended with B12.
- Semaglutide
- 2 vials
- Tirzepatide
- 2 vials
- Blended with
- Vitamin B12
- Vial sizes
- 2 mL, 4 mL
NexLife works with several compounding pharmacies. The one that filled yours is printed on the label with your name on it, and on the box it arrived in.
Two vials can hold the same medication at the same prescribed dose and still need a different amount drawn into the syringe. That is because pharmacies compound at different concentrations - the milligrams of medication packed into each millilitre of liquid.
Your dose is measured in milligrams. Your syringe is marked in units. Converting one to the other depends entirely on the concentration of the vial in front of you, so a unit number that was right for last month's vial can be wrong for this month's.
Never reuse a unit number from a previous vial. Match your vial first, every time, and read the units from the guide for that vial.
Vials are labelled Absolute Rx. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are supplied blended with B12.
Vials are labelled DirectRx or DiRx, in B12 and glycine blends.
Vials are labelled BelieveRx, in B12 and glycine blends. Semaglutide comes in 1 mL vials, tirzepatide in 2 mL.
Greenwich vials often carry a product code rather than the drug name — GLP-1S is semaglutide, GLP-2T is tirzepatide.
Center City keeps one concentration per line and changes the vial size instead, so your vial may be anywhere from 1 mL to 5 mL.
Thesis blends its GLP-1s with NAD+, and tirzepatide also with L-carnitine. Vials carry a numeric product code.
Vital (Klutch) vial names begin with VR. Blends are B12, glycine or B6.
UMSRx labels by product code: GLP-1S is semaglutide, GLP-2T is tirzepatide. Vials are larger multi-dose sizes.
Don't guess, and don't inject. Take a photo of the label and send it through the patient portal, or call the care team on (949) 818-8000 ×2. Identifying the pharmacy takes us seconds, and it is the thing that makes the rest of your instructions correct.