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Adipotide Peptide Protocol & Dosing

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Validity Score

Validity Score

16 Speculative
Evidence 21
Community 35
Completeness 71
Actionability 80
Coverage 80
Penalty -26

This score combines formal evidence, page completeness, calculator readiness, and community convergence.

What it is

Adipotide is a preclinical peptidomimetic developed for obesity research. It was studied for targeting adipose-tissue vasculature, but human development was discontinued because of kidney toxicity concerns.

Evidence boundary

Preclinical / discontinued. Do not present a human dosing schedule as established fact.

Trial evidence

No verified human trial found.

Preparation and measurement

Reconstitution: 10 mg vial + 2 mL BAC = 5 mg/mL.

Concentration matches.

Reference schedule

Reference schedule
PhaseDoseDraw / measureFrequencyWeekly total
Weeks 1–2 (titration)250 mcg5 U (0.05 mL)Once daily1.75 mg/week
Weeks 3–4500 mcg10 U (0.1 mL)Once daily3.5 mg/week
Weeks 5–6750 mcg15 U (0.15 mL)Once daily5.25 mg/week
Weeks 7–8 (target max)1 mg20 U (0.2 mL)Once daily7 mg/week

Weeks 1–2 (titration)

Dose
250 mcg
Draw / measure
5 U (0.05 mL)
Frequency
Once daily
Weekly total
1.75 mg/week

Weeks 3–4

Dose
500 mcg
Draw / measure
10 U (0.1 mL)
Frequency
Once daily
Weekly total
3.5 mg/week

Weeks 5–6

Dose
750 mcg
Draw / measure
15 U (0.15 mL)
Frequency
Once daily
Weekly total
5.25 mg/week

Weeks 7–8 (target max)

Dose
1 mg
Draw / measure
20 U (0.2 mL)
Frequency
Once daily
Weekly total
7 mg/week

Weekly totals apply only during the active phase.

Titration rules

  • Cautious daily titration (subcutaneous, once daily):
  • Weeks 1–2 (titration): 250 mcg/day. Start conservatively; monitor for renal signs.
  • Weeks 3–4: 500 mcg/day if tolerated.
  • Weeks 5–6: 750 mcg/day if tolerated.
  • Weeks 7–8 (target max): 1000 mcg (1 mg) /day. Do not exceed.
  • Cycle: 4–8 weeks maximum. Extend only with extreme caution due to preclinical renal effects.
  • Timing: Once daily at any consistent time; rotate injection sites.
  • Monitoring: Consider periodic kidney function assessment for any cycle beyond 4 weeks.

Cycle length and breaks

Monitoring: Consider periodic kidney function assessment for any cycle beyond 4 weeks.

What to monitor

  • Kidney toxicity concerns in preclinical work
  • Injection-site reactions

Practical rules

  • Do not use animal-model dosing as human guidance.
  • Do not present weight-loss numbers as expectations.
  • Rotate sites.
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10 mg + 2 mL BAC · week 1 250 mcg
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