What Dosage of MOTS-C Will I Be Taking?
Your Protocol at a Glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|
| Dose | 20 units |
| Frequency | 5x per week (Monday-Friday), in the morning |
| Injection site | Abdomen (subcutaneous) |
| Needle | 31-gauge insulin syringe |
| Protocol length | 12 weeks on |
| Break | 2-week break after each 12-week cycle |
| Provider check-in | Every 3 months |
How Your Dose Is Administered
Your MOTS-C ships as a pre-mixed solution, so there is no mixing required. Using the included 31-gauge insulin syringe, you draw 20 units and inject subcutaneously into the abdomen each morning, Monday through Friday.
Questions About Your Dose?
Contact your care team through the patient portal or call 888-696-7176.
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