Why is my injectable Tirzepatide pink?
Our pharmacies add a B12 compound (Cyanocobalamin) to all injectable Tirzepatide formulations.
- Why B12? Cyanocobalamin contains cobalt and is a vital nutrient that supports:
- Energy production
- Metabolism
- Nervous system health
- Appearance: The addition of B12 may give the medication a pinkish to red hue.
This formulation is designed to support overall treatment outcomes and patient well-being.
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