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One pre-loaded 3 mL multi-dose pen (30-day supply at standard dosing), pen needles, alcohol wipes, a printed dosing guide, and your batch certificate of analysis. Ships in an insulated cold-chain box with a temperature indicator.
Every batch is tested by independent third-party labs for identity, purity and sterility. Scan the QR code on your pen or enter your batch number online to download the certificate of analysis for your exact lot.
Orders placed before 12:00 ship the same day in cold-chain packaging, and delivery across Europe takes 3–5 business days. Used products cannot be returned. If your pen arrives broken or isn't working, we'll replace it free of charge — just share photos or a short video showing the issue.
Retatrutide is a next-generation triple-agonist peptide targeting GLP-1, GIP and glucagon receptors simultaneously. This triple action is why it has drawn intense attention in metabolic-health research.
It is the most requested compound in our metabolic line and is dispensed only with clinician oversight.
Trial data has shown substantial reductions in body weight alongside improvements in glycaemic markers and lipid profiles. Users describe reduced appetite and quieter food noise within the first weeks.
Metabolic protocols are always paired with nutrition and resistance training to preserve lean mass.
Dosing starts low — typically 1–2 mg once weekly — and titrates upward every four weeks based on tolerance and response. Slow escalation dramatically reduces GI side effects.
Your clinician sets the schedule; the pen’s dose counter makes each weekly step exact.
Store the pen refrigerated between uses. Attach a fresh needle, dial your prescribed dose, press the button until the counter returns to zero, and hold for six seconds before withdrawing.
Most protocols run five days on, two days off — your printed dosing guide covers the exact schedule agreed with your clinician.
Educational content only — not medical advice. Consult your clinician before starting any protocol.