Mounjaro is a specific authorized tirzepatide medicine
EMA identifies tirzepatide as the active substance in Mounjaro and publishes medicine-specific product information and authorized indications for that product.2
One canonical Tirzepatide entity page for MedCore 10 mg and 20 mg presentations, separating compound identity and authorized-medicine evidence from MedCore product information.


PubChem lists Tirzepatide as CID 156588324 and describes it as a 39-amino-acid synthetic peptide with dual activity at glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) and GLP-1 receptors. PubChem reports molecular formula C225H348N48O68 and molecular weight about 4813 g/mol.1
Tirzepatide is also the active substance in authorized prescription medicines. EMA lists Mounjaro with tirzepatide as the active substance, while FDA has approved Zepbound, another specific tirzepatide medicine. These product approvals do not automatically apply to the MedCore research presentations.23
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EMA identifies tirzepatide as the active substance in Mounjaro and publishes medicine-specific product information and authorized indications for that product.2
FDA announced approval of Zepbound (tirzepatide) in November 2023 and notes tirzepatide was already approved under the Mounjaro trade name for a separate indication.3
PubChem lists Tirzepatide as CID 156588324, a 39-amino-acid synthetic peptide and dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist.1
Both strengths share one canonical compound page to avoid duplicating the same compound and regulatory context.

A distinct MedCore 10 mg Tirzepatide research presentation on the canonical Tirzepatide entity page.

A separate MedCore 20 mg Tirzepatide presentation represented on the same canonical compound page.
Product documentation should describe each MedCore strength without borrowing approval, dosing or clinical claims from Mounjaro or Zepbound.
Strength-specific documentation preview for the MedCore Tirzepatide research presentation.


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The page uses standardized chemical identity and named regulator records for authorized tirzepatide medicines. Last reviewed 2 September 2026.
Compound identity, molecular formula, molecular weight and classification.
Open PubChem source ↗EU product-specific regulatory information identifying tirzepatide as the active substance.
Open EMA source ↗FDA announcement regarding the specific approved tirzepatide medicine Zepbound and prior Mounjaro approval context.
Open FDA source ↗Review the quality framework or contact MedCore for product-specific documentation.