Tesa Pack

Three vials of the same product, not three different products. Tesamorelin is a GHRH analogue: it is studied on the growth hormone axis, and the published work follows it across series of weeks rather than days.

That is why this pack exists: a long series needs several vials, and buying them together comes in below buying them separately and avoids running out half-way while waiting for a restock. Each vial is reconstituted when its turn comes; the 10 ml of water is enough for all three.

In a blend the peptides come mixed in a single vial at a fixed ratio: you reconstitute once and what you get is the mixture, with no way to change the proportion between compounds.

In a bundle each compound arrives in its own vial. You reconstitute them separately, at whatever concentration the experimental design calls for, and you can use one without the other. That is why a bundle costs more than the equivalent blend: more vials and more material.