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CagriReta

Cagrilintide + Retatrutide Combination Vial

Amylin-analogue cagrilintide combined with triple-agonist retatrutide for researchers exploring additive satiety and energy-balance pathways. Available in 5 mg and 10 mg sizes.

Fat Loss / Metabolic

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From $116.99

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Research

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Suggested Protocol

Parallel titration of both components according to their individual published schedules. Cagrilintide: 0.25mg → 0.5mg → 1mg → 1.7mg → 2.4mg weekly, 4 weeks per step. Retatrutide: 0.5mg → 1mg → 2mg → 4mg → 8mg weekly, 4 weeks per step. Total titration envelope ~20 weeks, but early signals on tolerability emerge within the first 8 weeks — which is the window this 5mg vial covers.

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The 5mg Cagri-Reta format exists for the research question that comes first: is the four-receptor-class combination tolerable in the specific research model before committing to a maintenance-scale protocol? Titration for this blend takes 8-12 weeks because both components must ramp slowly to manage GI tolerability — cagrilintide from 0.25mg up through 2.4mg weekly, retatrutide from 0.5mg up through 8-12mg weekly. Across that titration envelope, combined peptide consumption is modest: roughly 3-4mg total across 8 weeks. The 5mg blend covers that ramp cleanly.

Specifications

ProductCagriReta
CategoryFat Loss / Metabolic
FormatLyophilized powder
PriceFrom $116.99

Pilot Scale Math

Why 5mg Covers Titration, 10mg Covers Maintenance

Titration across both components in parallel consumes ~3-4mg of total peptide across the first 8 weeks of a research arm. A 5mg blend covers that window with small headroom for low-maintenance use beyond it. For sustained research at full combined maintenance doses (2.4mg cagrilintide + 8-12mg retatrutide weekly), the 10mg format's larger peptide budget becomes necessary.

The Tolerability Question

What This Blend Specifically Helps Answer

Before committing to 12+ weeks of maintenance research, investigators need to know whether the combined GI effect profile is manageable in their research model. Cagrilintide delays gastric emptying; retatrutide adds incretin-class GI effects plus glucagon-receptor engagement. The 5mg pilot format lets researchers observe tolerability through titration before the maintenance-commitment decision.

Investigational Status Caveat

Same as 10mg: No Clinical Validation Yet

The cagrilintide-retatrutide combination is untested in pivotal trials. Pharmacodynamic interaction, long-term safety, and clinical endpoint effects are all unvalidated. This pilot blend is for preclinical or exploratory research specifically — it should not be used for clinical-replication protocols, which do not exist for this combination.

Reported Outcomes

2.5mg cagrilintide + 2.5mg retatrutide — pilot-scale of the four-receptor blend

Covers the full 8-12 week titration ramp for a single research subject

Addresses the tolerability question before committing to maintenance-scale inventory

Lower cost entry point for investigators evaluating whether to continue to 10mg

Same four-receptor-class engagement logic as the bulk blend

Phiogen co-lyophilised with component-level COA on both actives

Research Protocol

Parallel titration of both components according to their individual published schedules. Cagrilintide: 0.25mg → 0.5mg → 1mg → 1.7mg → 2.4mg weekly, 4 weeks per step. Retatrutide: 0.5mg → 1mg → 2mg → 4mg → 8mg weekly, 4 weeks per step. Total titration envelope ~20 weeks, but early signals on tolerability emerge within the first 8 weeks — which is the window this 5mg vial covers.

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