After initial use, stable at room temp up to 56 days:

Mounjaro, also known as tirzepatide, typically requires refrigeration and has not been established to remain stable at room temperature for an extended period like Ozempic. Therefore, its shelf-life and storage recommendations differ from those of Ozempic, making it less suitable for patients needing a room-temperature option.

Basaglar (insulin glargine) has specific storage guidelines that require it to be refrigerated before use, and once opened, it should be used within 28 days at room temperature. This limitation means that it does not offer the same extended room-temperature stability as Ozempic, which can be a critical factor for many users.

Lantus (another formulation of insulin glargine) also requires refrigeration prior to use and is stable at room temperature for only 28 days after opening. This contrasts with the 56 days of stability offered by Ozempic, making it less convenient for patients who prefer or need to keep their medication outside of a refrigerator.