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Does a phase-change pack hold a tirzepatide shipment for forty-two days in transit?

Asked 28 Jun 2025Modified 13 months agoViewed 21k times
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For reference: tirzepatide · forty-two days.

I would rather understand the derivation than memorise the outcome.

Two people I asked gave two answers that differ by a factor of ten, which is suggestive.

Can someone walk through the arithmetic step by step?

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askedn_takahashi36k3828 Jun 2025
4Good answer, but the confidence interval in the cited trial is wider than implied. – ruaidhri_o_shea 8 months ago
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