Public record

Tirzepatide: the public record

20 tables from US federal sources. Latest data date: Nov 11, 2026.

Each table is computed from the named federal dataset as of its data date; the method is under each one.

Label

FDA label facts for tirzepatide

The FDA label read for tirzepatide (Mounjaro, application NDA215866) was last revised on 2026-08-27. It carries a boxed warning headed "WARNING: RISK OF THYROID C-CELL TUMORS". Of the 4 population sections checked, 4 are present: pregnancy, lactation, pediatric use, geriatric use.

FDA label facts for tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Label revision date2026-08-27
Label readMounjaroNDA215866, brand-name application
Boxed warningYesheading as printed: "WARNING: RISK OF THYROID C-CELL TUMORS"
Pregnancy sectionPresent
Lactation sectionPresent
Pediatric use sectionPresent
Geriatric use sectionPresent

Source: FDA drug label via openFDA, viewable on NIH DailyMed, data as of Nov 11, 2026

How this was calculated

Selected the most recently revised prescription label for this single ingredient from an original manufacturer, preferring a brand-name application. Checked which sections exist and quoted headings and sentences exactly as printed.

Scope: One label: the newest prescription label for single-ingredient tirzepatide from an original manufacturer, matched to Mounjaro

Read from one label. Labels for other brands, strengths or forms of the same ingredient can differ. A missing section heading does not mean there is no guidance. Read the full label before relying on it.

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Approvals

FDA approval history for tirzepatide

The earliest FDA approval on file for a tirzepatide product is 2022-05-13. Drugs@FDA lists 2 applications for it and 26 approved supplements, the most recent on 2026-08-27.

FDA approval history for tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Earliest FDA approval on file2022-05-13
Applications with an approval on file2
New drug applications (NDA)2
Generic applications (ANDA)0
Approved supplements26label, manufacturing and efficacy changes
Most recent supplement approval2026-08-27
Sponsoring companies1

Source: FDA, Drugs@FDA, data as of Nov 11, 2026

How this was calculated

Selected applications with a product whose only active ingredient is this substance, then counted approved original and supplemental submissions. The earliest approved original submission is the first approval.

Scope: Applications with a single-ingredient tirzepatide product in Drugs@FDA, all sponsors and strengths

Older approvals can be missing dates, and tentative approvals are not counted. An approved application does not mean the product is currently marketed.

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Patents and generics

Patents and generic approvals for tirzepatide

The FDA Orange Book lists 0 approved generic applications for tirzepatide across 48 listed products. 10 listed patents have not yet expired, the last on 2041-12-30.

Patents and generic approvals for tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Brand-name applications (NDA)2
Approved generic applications (ANDA)0
Listed patents not yet expired10
Latest listed patent expiry2041-12-30
Latest listed exclusivity expiry2028-12-19exclusivity code NPP
Earliest approval date on file2022-05-13
Products not marked discontinued48 of 48

Source: FDA, Orange Book (Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations), data as of Oct 9, 2026

How this was calculated

Selected Orange Book products whose only active ingredient is this substance, then counted applications by type and the distinct patents and exclusivities listed against them. Expired patents are left out.

Scope: All single-ingredient tirzepatide products in the Orange Book, every brand and strength, files dated 2026-10-09

An approved generic or an expired patent does not show that a generic is on sale. Launch timing also depends on litigation, settlements and supply. Biologics and compounded products are not in the Orange Book.

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Medicare Part D

Medicare Part D claims for tirzepatide by age group

Of 5,103,909 Medicare Part D claims for tirzepatide in 2024, 3,800,975 (74.5%) were for enrollees aged 65 and over and 1,302,934 were for enrollees under 65.

Medicare Part D claims for tirzepatide by age group: the figures
MeasureValueNote
All Part D claims, 20245,103,909
Claims for enrollees aged 65 and over3,800,975
Claims for enrollees under 651,302,934mostly people who qualify through disability
Share of claims for enrollees aged 65 and over74.5%share of claims, not of patients

Source: CMS, Medicare Part D Prescribers by Geography and Drug, data as of 2024

How this was calculated

Summed the national rows for every brand and generic row with this generic name. Claims under 65 are total claims minus claims for enrollees 65 and over.

Scope: National Part D claims for single-ingredient tirzepatide products, 2024, split at age 65

Medicare mostly covers people 65 and over, so this split describes Medicare enrollees and not use in the general population.

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Medicare Part D

Medicare Part D claims for tirzepatide by state

Texas had the most Medicare Part D claims for tirzepatide in 2024 (491,789), followed by Florida (395,266) and New York (303,204). Prescribers in 58 states and territories wrote 5,103,803 claims in all.

Medicare Part D claims for tirzepatide by state: the figures
MeasureValueNote
All states and territories, 20245,103,803 claims
States and territories with reported claims58
Texas491,789 claims$624.0M gross drug cost
Florida395,266 claims$494.2M gross drug cost
New York303,204 claims$387.2M gross drug cost
California284,590 claims$339.2M gross drug cost
Georgia220,657 claims$274.7M gross drug cost

Source: CMS, Medicare Part D Prescribers by Geography and Drug, data as of 2024

How this was calculated

Summed claims and drug cost by prescriber state over every brand and generic row with this generic name. Combination products excluded. Rows CMS suppressed for small counts are left out.

Scope: Part D claims for single-ingredient tirzepatide products by the prescriber's state, 2024; all brands, not only Zepbound

State counts follow population size and where the prescriber practises. They are not per-person rates and do not show any state's coverage rules.

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Medicare Part D

Medicare Part D spending on tirzepatide

Medicare Part D spending on tirzepatide products was $6.34B in 2024 across 5,105,750 claims, compared with $2.36B in 2023 (+168.4%). Average spending per claim was $1,241, before rebates.

Medicare Part D spending on tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Total spending, 2024$6.34B
Total spending, 2023$2.36B
Change in spending, 2023 to 2024+168.4%
Claims (prescription fills), 20245,105,750
Average spending per claim, 2024$1,241
Mounjaro: spending, 2024$6.34B5,105,397 claims
Zepbound: spending, 2024$387,343353 claims

Source: CMS, Medicare Part D Spending by Drug, data as of 2024

How this was calculated

Summed total spending and claims over every brand and generic row with this generic name in the CMS file, using the Overall manufacturer rows. Combination products excluded. Average per claim is spending divided by claims.

Scope: Every single-ingredient tirzepatide product in Part D (Mounjaro, Zepbound), 2024. Not limited to Zepbound.

Gross drug cost before manufacturer rebates, so net cost is lower. Part D excludes some uses by law (for example erectile dysfunction, weight loss and hair growth), so claims reflect covered uses only. Compounded products are not included.

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Medicaid

Medicaid prescriptions for tirzepatide by state

State Medicaid programmes paid for 3,136,633 tirzepatide prescriptions in 2025, with $3.32B reimbursed before rebates. California reported the most (935,362), followed by Massachusetts (269,389) and Pennsylvania (243,243); 52 states and territories reported any.

Medicaid prescriptions for tirzepatide by state: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Prescriptions paid by Medicaid, 20253,136,633
Total reimbursed before rebates, 2025$3.32B
States and territories reporting52with at least one count CMS did not suppress
California935,362 prescriptions$991.7M reimbursed
Massachusetts269,389 prescriptions$278.8M reimbursed
Pennsylvania243,243 prescriptions$261.4M reimbursed
Michigan228,461 prescriptions$240.9M reimbursed
New York218,875 prescriptions$237.2M reimbursed

Source: CMS, Medicaid State Drug Utilization Data 2025, data as of 2025

How this was calculated

Matched each Medicaid product code to the FDA NDC Directory by labeler and product code, kept finished single-ingredient products, then summed prescriptions and reimbursement by state. National roll-up and suppressed rows dropped.

Scope: All single-ingredient tirzepatide products in the FDA NDC Directory, fee-for-service and managed care, 2025

Counts under 11 are suppressed by CMS and left out, so totals are a floor. Amounts are before rebates. Differences between states reflect programme size and coverage rules. Compounded products are not included.

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Pharmacy cost

Pharmacy acquisition cost (NADAC) for tirzepatide

Retail pharmacies paid an average of $281.78 per mL for ZEPBOUND 10 MG/DOSE (40 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN as of 2026-11-11. This is a pharmacy purchase cost, not a patient price.

Pharmacy acquisition cost (NADAC) for tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
ZEPBOUND 10 MG/DOSE (40 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN$281.78 per mLno price on file 12 months earlier
ZEPBOUND 12.5 MG/DOSE (50 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN$282.23 per mLno price on file 12 months earlier
ZEPBOUND 15 MG/DOSE (60 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN$281.68 per mLno price on file 12 months earlier
ZEPBOUND 2.5 MG/DOSE (10 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN$201.39 per mLno price on file 12 months earlier
ZEPBOUND 5 MG/DOSE (20 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN$201.20 per mLno price on file 12 months earlier
ZEPBOUND 7.5 MG/DOSE (30 MG/2.4 ML) KWIKPEN$201.16 per mLno price on file 12 months earlier

Source: CMS, National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC), data as of Nov 11, 2026

How this was calculated

Matched NADAC product codes to the FDA NDC Directory, kept finished single-ingredient products, and listed the product descriptions with the most package codes. The earlier price is the same package code in the file one year before.

Scope: Brand-name product of tirzepatide in the weekly NADAC file of 2026-11-11, compared with the file of 2025-11-12

NADAC is the average invoice price retail pharmacies pay, from a voluntary survey. It leaves out rebates, dispensing fees and markups, and it is not what a patient or insurer pays. Compounded products are not surveyed.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming constipation and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 7,625 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name constipation, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 4,754 of these reports concerned female patients and 1,504 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming constipation and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming constipation7,625
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it4.2%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients4,754reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients1,504
Of those: sex not recorded1,367

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: constipation. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Zepbound), MedDRA term constipation

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming diarrhoea and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 11,312 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name diarrhoea, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 6,668 of these reports concerned female patients and 2,762 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming diarrhoea and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming diarrhoea11,312
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it6.2%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients6,668reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients2,762
Of those: sex not recorded1,882

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: diarrhoea. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Zepbound), MedDRA term diarrhoea

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming gallstones or gallbladder inflammation and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 1,087 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name gallstones or gallbladder inflammation, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 731 of these reports concerned female patients and 242 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming gallstones or gallbladder inflammation and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming gallstones or gallbladder inflammation1,087
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it0.6%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients731reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients242
Of those: sex not recorded114

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: cholelithiasis, cholecystitis, cholecystitis acute. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports with tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand), 3 MedDRA terms for gallstones or gallbladder inflammation

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming hair loss and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 3,066 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name hair loss (alopecia), out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 2,106 of these reports concerned female patients and 98 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming hair loss and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming hair loss (alopecia)3,066
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it1.7%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients2,106reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients98
Of those: sex not recorded862

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: alopecia. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Zepbound), MedDRA term alopecia

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming injection site reactions and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 23,001 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name injection site reactions, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 16,574 of these reports concerned female patients and 3,814 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming injection site reactions and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming injection site reactions23,001
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it12.7%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients16,574reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients3,814
Of those: sex not recorded2,613

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: injection site reaction, injection site pain, injection site erythema, injection site swelling, injection site pruritus. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports with tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand), 5 MedDRA terms for injection site reactions

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming low blood sugar and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 812 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia), out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 456 of these reports concerned female patients and 219 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming low blood sugar and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia)812
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it0.4%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients456reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients219
Of those: sex not recorded137

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: hypoglycaemia. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Mounjaro), MedDRA term hypoglycaemia

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming nausea and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 19,737 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name nausea, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 13,746 of these reports concerned female patients and 2,972 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming nausea and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming nausea19,737
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it10.9%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients13,746reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients2,972
Of those: sex not recorded3,019

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: nausea. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Zepbound), MedDRA term nausea

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming pancreatitis and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 1,815 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name pancreatitis, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 945 of these reports concerned female patients and 472 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming pancreatitis and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming pancreatitis1,815
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it1.0%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients945reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients472
Of those: sex not recorded398

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: pancreatitis, pancreatitis acute. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Mounjaro), MedDRA terms pancreatitis, pancreatitis acute

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

FDA adverse event reports naming vomiting and tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 9,395 adverse event reports for tirzepatide that name vomiting, out of 181,060 reports for the drug in all. 6,251 of these reports concerned female patients and 1,607 male patients.

FDA adverse event reports naming vomiting and tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Reports naming vomiting9,395
All reports for tirzepatide181,060
Share of this drug's reports naming it5.2%share of reports received, not of people taking the drug
Of those: female patients6,251reflects who takes the drug and who files reports
Of those: male patients1,607
Of those: sex not recorded1,537

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance and at least one of these reaction terms: vomiting. A report can name several reactions and several drugs. Counts by year use the date FDA received the report.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Zepbound), MedDRA term vomiting

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Adverse event reports

Most reported events in FDA adverse event reports for tirzepatide

Through 2026-10-28, FDA had received 181,060 adverse event reports for tirzepatide, 33,095 of them marked serious by the reporter. The symptom terms named most often were nausea (19,737), injection site pain (14,615) and diarrhoea (11,312).

Most reported events in FDA adverse event reports for tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
All reports received181,060
Reports the reporter marked serious33,095death, hospitalisation, disability or similar outcome
Nausea19,737 reports
Injection site pain14,615 reports
Diarrhoea11,312 reports
Vomiting9,395 reports
Constipation7,625 reports

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, data as of Oct 28, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted FAERS reports listing this active substance, then the reaction terms named most often. A report can name several reactions, and a term can describe the illness being treated and not an effect of the drug. Terms about product use or complaints rather than symptoms (for example incorrect dose administered) were left out of the list.

Scope: Reports where FDA recorded tirzepatide as a single-ingredient active substance (any brand, not only Mounjaro), all years to 2026-10-28

FAERS reports are unverified and do not prove the drug caused the event. Reporting rises with use, publicity and lawsuits, so these counts cannot give rates or risks and cannot be compared between drugs.

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Recalls

FDA drug recalls naming tirzepatide

FDA enforcement reports list 28 drug recall entries naming tirzepatide from 2023 to 2026-10-21. 28 of them are for compounded or other unlisted products and 0 for products FDA lists under a label. The most common stated reason was lack of sterility assurance (19 of 28).

FDA drug recalls naming tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValueNote
Recall entries on record28
For products FDA lists under an approved or registered label0
For compounded or other unlisted products28matched by the name in the product description
Class I (most serious)1
Class II27
Class III0
Most recent recall reported2026-10-21
Most common stated reasonlack of sterility assurance19 of 28 entries

Source: FDA, Enforcement Reports (drug recalls) via openFDA, data as of Nov 10, 2026

How this was calculated

Counted enforcement report entries matched by FDA's listed active substance, or by the name in the product description where FDA lists none. Reasons were grouped by keywords in FDA's stated reason.

Scope: Recalls of single-ingredient tirzepatide products, plus compounded or unlisted products whose description names it

Each recall covers specific lots from one firm and is not a statement about every product with this ingredient. One event can appear as several entries, one per product.

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Clinical studies

Registered clinical studies of tirzepatide

ClinicalTrials.gov lists 314 registered studies that name tirzepatide as an intervention as of 2026-11-11. Of these, 103 are recruiting, 92 are completed and 60 are phase 3 studies.

Registered clinical studies of tirzepatide: the figures
MeasureValue
Registered studies314
Recruiting now103
Not yet recruiting64
Completed92
Terminated, withdrawn or suspended6
Phase 3 (including phase 2/3)60
Phase 2 (including phase 1/2)75
Phase 140

Source: NIH National Library of Medicine, ClinicalTrials.gov, data as of Nov 11, 2026

How this was calculated

Searched the ClinicalTrials.gov intervention field for the name, downloaded every matching record and counted by overall status and phase. Combined phases are counted under the higher phase. Phase not applicable covers observational, device and behavioural studies.

Scope: Studies whose intervention field matches tirzepatide, any condition, any country, all statuses

A registered study is not a result. Counts include studies where the drug is a comparator or background treatment, and studies that never finished or reported.

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