Bottom line

Retatrutide + Cagrilintide is marketed as "Reta/Cagri," "RetaCag," and sometimes the imprecise vendor slang "GLP-3 + Cagrilintide." Observed listings claim 12.5/2.5, 10/2.5, 20/4, or 10/10 mg. No published study of these seller-created fixed mixtures was identified.

No established or recommended human dose. Reported amounts below are market observations, not guidance.

Name and formulation variability

Observed source/dateClaimed componentsClaimed amountsVerification limits
Ameano Peptides (2026)Retatrutide, Cagrilintide12.5 / 2.5 mgVendor-declared; identity and contents not independently verified
Aventris Labs (2026)Retatrutide, Cagrilintide10 / 2.5 mgVendor-declared market observation
Cenexa Labs (2026)Retatrutide, Cagrilintide20 / 4 mgVendor-declared market observation
Peptimed (2026)Retatrutide, Cagrilintide10 / 10 mgVendor-declared market observation

The component ratio varies from equal mass to strongly retatrutide-weighted. "GLP-3" is vendor slang, not a recognized generic name for retatrutide.

Component evidence

ComponentSeparate evidenceEvidence for combinationCompatibility/stability evidence
RetatrutideSee component monograph; findings do not establish this mixtureNone identified for the marketed mixtureNone identified
CagrilintideSee component monograph; investigational findings do not establish this mixtureNone identified for the marketed mixtureNone identified

Combination-specific studies

No published peer-reviewed study testing the observed seller-created Retatrutide + Cagrilintide fixed mixtures was identified. Separate development programs do not validate an unverified combined product.

Safety and interaction uncertainties

  • No combination-specific human safety, interaction, , or toxicology dataset was identified for these marketed mixtures.

  • Wide ratio variance prevents the name from identifying a reproducible formulation.

  • Modified, acylated peptides create analytical and stability questions not answered by a total-mass listing.

  • Identity, purity, sterility, and co-formulation compatibility cannot be inferred from seller pages.

Regulatory and product-quality notes

  • "RetaCag" and "GLP-3 + Cagrilintide" are market slang, not regulatory formulation names.

  • Regulatory and development status must be assessed for each exact substance and product; it does not transfer to a combined vendor vial.

  • The cited pages are low-quality market observations and do not establish approval or suitability for humans.

Evidence gaps

  • No controlled study of the marketed fixed mixture

  • No standardized ratio or name

  • No independent identity and content comparison

  • No published co-formulation compatibility or stability study

Sources

  1. Ameano Peptides. Retatrutide + Cagrilintide market page. https://ameanopeptides.com/ accessed 2026-08-08.

  2. Aventris Labs. Retatrutide + Cagrilintide market page. https://aventrislabs.com/ accessed 2026-08-08.

  3. Cenexa Labs. RetaCag market page. https://cenexalabs.com/ accessed 2026-08-08.

  4. Peptimed. Reta/Cagri market page. https://peptimed.com/ accessed 2026-08-08.

Expert voices

What experts say

Commentary is opinion, not part of the evidence review; inclusion is not endorsement.

No verified expert commentary was found for this compound in the sources this atlas accepts — peer-reviewed literature, university, hospital, and medical-society communications, regulators, and named-byline science journalism.

Absence of commentary is not evidence about the compound either way.

Vendor, clinic, and social-media claims are excluded by policy and are not counted as commentary.

No verified expert videos were found for this compound in the sources this atlas accepts.

Absence of video commentary is not evidence about the compound either way.

Vendor and social-media videos are excluded by policy and are not counted as commentary.

Questions

What do RetaCag and Reta/Cagri refer to?

They are seller-created names for claimed retatrutide and cagrilintide mixtures. They do not identify a standardized or approved fixed formulation.

Is GLP-3 a recognized generic name for retatrutide?

No. GLP-3 is imprecise seller slang recorded as a market observation, not a recognized generic substance name.

Are Retatrutide and Cagrilintide mixtures standardized?

No. The observed listings claim substantially different component ratios, including equal-mass and strongly retatrutide-weighted products.

Has a marketed RetaCag mixture been studied?

No published peer-reviewed study testing the observed seller-created fixed mixtures was identified. Separate development evidence does not validate an unverified combined product.

What remains unknown about RetaCag products?

Combination-specific safety, interactions, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, identity, purity, sterility, compatibility, and stability were not established for the observed listings.