20 mg/mL locally vs 10 mg/mL through Rift/Nova. Does that mean I receive more medication volume?
I just switched from a local compounding pharmacy to Rift/Nova and have a question about the prescription strength.
My previous prescription was tirzepatide/glycine 20 mg/mL. I was taking 50 units weekly (10 mg/week).
My new Rift/Nova prescription is listed as tirzepatide/B6 10/1 mg/mL with a 12.5 mg or 15 mg weekly dose.
Since the concentration is 10 mg/mL instead of 20 mg/mL, does that simply mean I'll receive a larger volume of medication to provide the prescribed dose?
For those who have received their medication, how many total mL or total mg came in your 3-month shipment?
Just trying to understand whether the lower concentration changes anything or if it's simply a larger injection volume.
Posted Jun 3, 2026, 11:35 PM UTC
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