📣 Update (April 22, 2026): BPI stopped compounding tirzepatide. New orders ship from Belle's pharmacy network with your dose and formulation unchanged, see Will the BPI pharmacy change affect my tirzepatide at Belle?

Receiving multiple vials is normal, your order is filled with whatever combination covers your total prescribed amount.

Which version you're on:

Standard tirzepatide + B6 - most patients. See "Standard Tirzepatide + B6 Compound" below.
Additive-free (Pure) or glycine-based tirzepatide - patients who reported a B vitamin allergy or sensitivity at intake. See "Tirzepatide for B-Vitamin Allergy Patients" below, or Can I get compounded GLP-1 without B vitamins or other additives?

Standard Tirzepatide + B6 Compound

Available vial sizes (BPI-era stock): 10 mg, 30 mg, 40 mg, 60 mg (total tirzepatide content per vial)

Understanding Your Vial Label

Standard tirzepatide is compounded with vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine HCl). The vial label shows both ingredients, this is normal and does not mean you received the wrong medication.

Your label will show two lines:

Tirzepatide (orange on BPI-era labels): Shows total tirzepatide and concentration (e.g., 60 mg/3 mL at 20 mg/mL)
Vitamin B6 (blue on BPI-era labels): Shows total B6 and concentration (e.g., 30 mg/3 mL at 10 mg/mL)

For dosing, use only the tirzepatide line. The concentration (mg/mL) determines how many units you draw. The B6 is included for added support and does not affect your dose calculation.

Note: As of April 22, 2026, standard tirzepatide is fulfilled by a new Belle pharmacy partner once BPI supply runs out. Label layout may differ slightly from the BPI-era label described above, but the tirzepatide concentration (mg/mL) and your dose in milligrams remain the same.

BPI-era vial configurations:

Concentration	Vial Size	Total Tirzepatide	Total B6
10 mg/mL	1 mL	10 mg	10 mg
10 mg/mL	3 mL	30 mg	30 mg
20 mg/mL	2 mL	40 mg	20 mg
20 mg/mL	3 mL	60 mg	30 mg

If your concentration changes between shipments (10 mg/mL to 20 mg/mL or vice versa), your dose in milligrams stays the same, but the number of units you draw will change. Always check your updated dosing instructions.

The solution will appear clear to slightly yellow. This is normal for the B6 formulation.

⚠️ About the BPI-era supply tables below

The supply tables below reflect BPI-era fulfillment, which allowed multi-month vial sizes because of BPI's 9-12 month beyond-use date (BUD). Belle has BPI supply on hand for approximately 2.5 months from April 22, 2026.

Once that supply runs out, new tirzepatide orders will ship from Belle's broader pharmacy network, which uses a 90-day BUD. Because of the shorter BUD:

3-month plans will ship as one shipment as they do today
6-month plans will ship as two 3-month shipments instead of one large shipment
Your total supply, dose, and cost do not change — only the shipment cadence

1-Month Supply (BPI-era)

Weekly Dose	Vials Included
2.5 mg	(1) 10 mg vial
5 mg	(1) 30 mg vial
7.5 mg	(1) 30 mg vial
10 mg	(1) 60 mg vial
12.5 mg	(1) 60 mg vial
15 mg	(1) 60 mg vial

3-Month Supply — Maintenance (BPI-era)

Weekly Dose	Vials Included
2.5 mg	(1) 30 mg vial
5 mg	(1) 60 mg vial
7.5 mg	(1) 40 mg + (1) 60 mg vial
10 mg	(2) 60 mg vials
12.5 mg	(1) 40 mg + (2) 60 mg vials
15 mg	(3) 60 mg vials

3-Month Supply — Increasing (BPI-era)

Dose Schedule	Vials Included
2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg	(1) 60 mg vial
5 → 7.5 → 10 mg	(1) 40 mg + (1) 60 mg vial
7.5 → 10 → 12.5 mg	(2) 60 mg vials
10 → 12.5 → 15 mg	(1) 40 mg + (2) 60 mg vials
12.5 → 15 → 15 mg	(3) 60 mg vials

6-Month Supply — Maintenance (BPI-era only)

Once BPI supply runs out (~July 2026), 6-month plans will ship as two 3-month shipments.

Weekly Dose	Vials Included
2.5 mg	(1) 60 mg vial
5 mg	(2) 60 mg vials
7.5 mg	(3) 60 mg vials
10 mg	(4) 60 mg vials
12.5 mg	(5) 60 mg vials
15 mg	(6) 60 mg vials

6-Month Supply — Increasing (BPI-era only)

Once BPI supply runs out (~July 2026), 6-month plans will ship as two 3-month shipments.

Dose Schedule	Vials Included
2.5 → 5 → 7.5 → 10 → 12.5 → 15 mg	(4) 60 mg vials
5 → 7.5 → 10 → 12.5 → 15 → 15 mg	(5) 60 mg vials
7.5 → 10 → 12.5 → 15 → 15 → 15 mg	(5) 60 mg vials
10 → 12.5 → 15 → 15 → 15 → 15 mg	(6) 60 mg vials
12.5 → 15 → 15 → 15 → 15 → 15 mg	(6) 60 mg vials

Tirzepatide for B-Vitamin Allergy Patients

If you reported a B vitamin allergy or sensitivity at intake, your tirzepatide is fulfilled by one of three pharmacies. Routing is automatic — see Where does my GLP-1 medication come from? for routing details.

Hallandale — Pure (additive-free)

Formulation: Tirzepatide only — no B vitamins, no glycine, no other additives. The solution will appear clear or near-colorless.

Available vial sizes:

Vial	Total Tirzepatide
10 mg/mL × 3 mL (FLEX-DOSE 3ML)	30 mg
10 mg/mL × 4 mL (FLEX-DOSE 4ML)	40 mg
15 mg/mL × 4 mL (FORTE FLEX-DOSE 4ML)	60 mg

3-Month Supply — Maintenance:

Weekly Dose	Vials Included
2.5 mg	(1) 3 mL
5 mg	(1) 4 mL
7.5 mg	(1) 3 mL + (1) 4 mL
10 mg	(2) 4 mL
12.5 mg	(1) 4 mL + (2) 4 mL
15 mg	(3) 4 mL

3-Month Supply — Titration:

Dose Schedule	Vials Included
2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg	(1) 4 mL
5 → 7.5 → 10 mg	(1) 3 mL + (1) 4 mL
7.5 → 10 → 12.5 mg	(2) 4 mL
10 → 12.5 → 15 mg	(1) 4 mL + (2) 4 mL
12.5 → 15 → 15 mg	(3) 4 mL

Boudreaux — Glycine-based

Formulation: Tirzepatide + glycine (20 mg tirzepatide + 5 mg glycine per mL). Glycine is a basic amino acid used as a stabilizing additive, it is not a B vitamin. Patients with a B vitamin allergy can typically use this formulation. The solution will appear clear or near-colorless.