Tirzepatide/MJ-ULTRA is a medication that helps control appetite, reduce food cravings and improve how your body uses sugar. It slows digestion and helps you feel full for longer, which makes it easier to eat less and lose weight over time.

Tirzepatide/MJ Ultra and Mounjaro are essentially the same medication. Tirzepatide is the generic name for the drug, while Mounjaro is the brand name given by the pharmaceutical company that manufactures it.

Think of it like the relationship between “painkiller” (generic) and “Panado” (brand). Both contain the same active ingredient and work in the same way. The main difference is the name and, often, the cost.

2.5 mg once per week for the first 4 weeks (which is our 10mg monthly vial).

5 mg once per week is your first therapeutic dose. The 2.5 mg dose is only a starter/titration dose to help your body introduce the medication into your system, and to test how well your body can tolerate the medication. It is not considered therapeutic for weight loss or glucose control.

After 4 weeks on 2.5 mg, most people move to 5 mg, which is the first dose intended to produce consistent clinical effects.

Starting high can trigger strong side effects such as severe nausea, vomiting, dizziness or stomach upset. A gradual increase helps your body adapt and makes treatment safer and more comfortable.

Because results vary from person to person, we provide guidance tailored to individual needs where appropriate, based on your experience, progress and tolerance while using the medication.

You may experience:

These are usually mild and tend to improve with time. They can also be managed with over-the-counter medications, which are included in your side-effects management guide once you have purchased.

You don't need an extreme diet, because the medication will help you eat less therefore putting you in a calorie deficit, which will eventually lead to weight loss. But you'll get better results if you:

The medication supports your efforts, and it works even better alongside lifestyle changes.

Many people use a lower maintenance dose long term because the medication doesn't heal your underlying metabolic dysfunctions. It just signals and supports them to function better. This is a long-term medication intended to help manage obesity in individuals who are struggling with these unknown metabolic dysfunctions. Without the medication, the body may go back to how it was, which can lead to possible weight gain.

We do not provide medical consultations or prescriptions. Your doctor is responsible for your medical supervision and monitoring while you are on this medication.

Our role is to provide support, guidance and education throughout your journey, helping you stay informed, consistent and confident while using the treatment prescribed by your healthcare provider.