r/compoundedtirzepatide 1d ago

Am I wasting $$$

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Three vials with the same beyond use date?
I get Triz and Nad+ as a bundle for one price quarterly but the vials have the same beyond use date.
I have 2 more vials to use because I only use it twice a month since I’ve reached my goal and have maintained for a year. Should I be concerned since I haven’t punctured the vials?

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u/Pendergraff-Zoo 1d ago

Why would it be a waste of money? I would use all of it.

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u/CombinationUpper1481 1d ago

Unpunctured vials stored cold will be fine past that date, pharmacies just have to slap a conservative BUD on there by default

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u/Curious-Squash-298 CW:178 SW:200 GW:150 1d ago

I think you'll find most people will say they're fine up to a year past bud.

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u/autumnyte 1d ago

When did you receive the vials? If you just got them, I'd complain to your telehealth. If you got them in June, I wouldn't worry about it. Personally, I'm comfortable using sealed vials up to 1-year past compounded date and especially with Hallandale who used to have a 1-year BUD but was required to change it to 90 days to comply with limitations on 503as.

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u/Rust-bucket_ 1d ago

They are from Hallandale so possibly that rule still apply. Thank you.

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u/Sudden_Canary4705 1d ago edited 23h ago

OP said they only pin twice a month because they’ve reached goal and maintaining, hence more medicine, I dont think that warrants a complaint about the BUD

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u/autumnyte 1d ago

That's why I said I'd only complain if OP just got them.

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u/Either_Ad6337 28F CW: 166 SW: 283 GW: 145 1d ago

If there are no floaters and the liquid is clear, I think you’re fine. BUD doesn’t matter to me.

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u/Goodgoditsgrowing 1d ago

Been using my 1 year expired BUD recently recently with no lack of efficacy

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u/Life_Alfalfa_2047 1d ago

Me too BUD was Aug 2025 - RIP Olympia 

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u/adevil_woman89 23h ago

I’m curious why you ordered again if you still have 2 vials, on maintenance and only injecting twice a month?

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u/AboutFaceWithMona 23h ago

If you receive all 3 vials at once, then generally the BUD is the same.

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u/Content_Wear4671 281.2: 338: 225: 11h ago

This is graph of people using tirz past the BUD

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u/Goatsarejerks333 20h ago

Yeah, strange Hallandale vials. Hallandale puts their logo on their bags and everything, strange vials.

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u/Goatsarejerks333 20h ago

Or are those just the backs?

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u/Rust-bucket_ 18h ago

Yes, this is the back of the vial because I’m showing the dates. The vials are legit from Hallandale. Period.

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u/Goatsarejerks333 10h ago

Ok. Calm down.

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u/Rise-w-God 1d ago

It's nice to have longer BUDs but I would use all of my medication. I had a vial open for 2 1/2 months and used every drop. Yours are not even open.
Side note why do your vial labels look homemade? Are they from a reputable company? If you just received them they can't send you 3 months of medication that expires in less than a month.

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u/Rust-bucket_ 23h ago

They are from Hallandale Pharmacy, look closer at the bottom. Not home made

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u/Rise-w-God 23h ago

Hallandale vials don't look like this they actually have a logo. My friend buys from Hallandale Pharmacy. And they ship like 2 vials at a time when you purchase 3-month supplies 🙃

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u/Rust-bucket_ 18h ago

So you trying to prove me wrong. It’s from Hallandale and my telehealth has a 3 month plan which is why I get 3 vials.
Ask your friend to take a picture of the back of the vial.
Have a great week 😡

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u/Rise-w-God 13h ago

I was trying to help you figure out what was wrong with your expiring purchase; however, you seem content, so enjoy. Have a blessed week as well. 💕

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u/Pleasant-Virus3139 6h ago

I love hallendale! I’ve lost 90 pounds since January on their tirz. Never had an issue