Patients who are allergic to eggs, peanuts, or soy can be safely given propofol.) (Harper 2016, Paw and Shulman 2025) drug-drug interactions Increased risk of hypertriglyceridemia: Co-administration of total parenteral nutrition
Storage after reconstitution: TB-500 should be stored refrigerated and used within the stability window specified by the compounding pharmacy
Aggregated peptide retains apparent mass on HPLC but has reduced bioavailability because the oligomers do not bind receptors efficiently at the monomer level
Updated guidance suggests most patients can continue GLP-1s before elective surgery, but your team will create the safest plan for you
Common GLP-1 Side Effects According to clinical literature and FDA labeling for approved GLP-1 medications, commonly reported side effects include nausea (especially when starting or after dose increases), vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, abdominal discomfort, decreased appetite, fatigue, and injection site reactions (for injectables)