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Eloralintide Clinical Trial Results: Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3

Every eloralintide trial result to date: up to 20.1% weight loss at 48 weeks in phase 2, the EloraTZP combination at 23.3%, and the six ENLIGHTEN phase 3 trials due from 2028.

Updated 8 November 2026 8 min read 13 primary sources

Key facts

  • Phase 2 (Lancet 2025, n = 263, 48 weeks): mean weight loss 9.5% to 20.1% across doses vs 0.4% on placebo.[2]
  • At 6 to 9 mg escalated, 91.1% of participants lost at least 10% of body weight.[3]
  • Phase 1 (12 weeks, n = 100): up to 11.3% placebo-adjusted weight loss at 12 mg.[5]
  • EloraTZP phase 2b (48 weeks, type 2 diabetes): 23.3% with eloralintide 9 mg plus tirzepatide 15 mg vs 14.8% with tirzepatide alone.[7]
  • Phase 3 (ENLIGHTEN): six trials, 800 to 3,000 people each, 64-week primary endpoint, first completions estimated January to June 2028.[10]

Eloralintide Phase 2 Results

In the 48-week phase 2 trial, eloralintide reduced body weight by 9.5% at 1 mg up to 20.1% at 9 mg, compared with 0.4% on placebo.[2]

The trial ran at 46 US centres and enrolled 263 adults aged 18 to 75 with a BMI of 30 or more, or 27 or more with a weight-related condition, and without type 2 diabetes. Mean baseline weight was 109.1 kg and 78% were women. Results were published in The Lancet on 6 November 2025 and presented at ObesityWeek 2025.[1]

Phase 2, week 48, efficacy estimand. Weight loss figures from Lilly; 10% responder rates from ClinicalTrials.gov.
ArmnMean weight changeLost 10% or moreLost 5% or more
Placebo53-0.4%12.9%31.2%
1 mg28-9.5%53.3%71.6%
3 mg24-12.4%60.5%87.1%
6 mg28-17.6%76.6%85.0%
9 mg54-20.1%82.3%92.7%
6 to 9 mg (escalated)24-19.9%91.1%97.5%
3 to 6 to 9 mg (escalated)52-16.4%79.2%90.8%
Share of participants losing at least 10% of body weight at 48 weeks
Placebo12.9%1 mg53.3%3 mg60.5%6 mg76.6%3 to 9 mg79.2%9 mg82.3%6 to 9 mg91.1%

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT06230523 posted results.

Lilly also reports improvements in waist circumference, blood pressure, lipids, blood sugar control and inflammation markers, without publishing figures in the release.[2] BMI fell by 3.7 kg/m2 at 1 mg up to 7.8 kg/m2 at 6 to 9 mg.[3]

Weight loss numbers use the efficacy estimand: the result if everyone stayed on treatment. Figures from other drugs often use the treatment-regimen estimand, which counts people who stopped. Compare with care.

Eloralintide Phase 1 Results

In the 12-week phase 1 multiple-dose study, eloralintide reduced weight by up to 11.3% after placebo adjustment at 12 mg, without dose escalation.[5]

  • Single dose (48 healthy adults): one dose of 12 mg reduced weight by 4.4% at week 4, against a 0.6% gain on placebo. 15 of 16 adverse events were mild.[4]
  • Twelve weeks (100 adults with overweight or obesity): placebo-adjusted weight change was -2.6% at 1.2 mg, -8.9% at 3 mg, -8.5% at 6 mg and -11.3% at 12 mg.[5]
  • Nausea affected 8% and vomiting 4% of eloralintide participants. Heart rate fell, by up to 14.4 beats per minute at 12 mg.[5]
  • Three people on 12 mg had mood-related events and stopped treatment. The events resolved within 2 to 4 days.[5]

Eloralintide and Tirzepatide Combination Results (EloraTZP)

EloraTZP, eloralintide 9 mg plus tirzepatide 15 mg, reduced weight by 23.3% at 48 weeks in adults with obesity and type 2 diabetes, against 14.8% with tirzepatide 15 mg alone and 3.0% with placebo.[7]

EloraTZP phase 2b (n = 367, adults with obesity or overweight and type 2 diabetes), week 48, efficacy estimand.
ArmWeight changeHbA1c change
Eloralintide 9 mg + tirzepatide 15 mg-23.3%-2.9%
Eloralintide 6 mg + tirzepatide 10 mg-19.9%-2.6%
Eloralintide 6 mg + tirzepatide 5 mg-19.4%-2.7%
Eloralintide 3 mg + tirzepatide 5 mg-13.2%-2.2%
Tirzepatide 15 mg alone-14.8%-2.4%
Eloralintide 6 mg alone-12.3%-1.4%
Eloralintide 9 mg alone-11.1%-1.3%
Eloralintide 3 mg alone-8.2%-1.1%
Placebo-3.0%-0.3%

An earlier 16-week phase 1 found that adding eloralintide 3 mg to tirzepatide 5 mg gave 17% weight loss, against 10% with tirzepatide 5 mg alone.[6] Lilly is starting phase 3 of a single-injection EloraTZP co-formulation: AMPLIFY-1 and AMPLIFY-2, each with a 100-week primary endpoint.[8][9]

EloraTZP was tested in people with type 2 diabetes, who usually lose less weight on these drugs. Its numbers cannot be lined up directly against the 48-week eloralintide trial in people without diabetes.

Eloralintide Phase 3 Trials (ENLIGHTEN)

Six ENLIGHTEN phase 3 trials are registered, enrolling 800 to 3,000 people each and measuring weight change at week 64, with the first primary completions estimated for January 2028.[11]

From ClinicalTrials.gov records, checked 8 November 2026. Completion dates are estimates. Doses are listed only as Dose 1 to Dose 4.
TrialPopulationSizeStatusPrimary completion
ENLIGHTEN-1 (NCT07321886)Obesity or overweight, no type 2 diabetes1,980RecruitingMar 2028
ENLIGHTEN-2 (NCT07282600)Obesity or overweight with type 2 diabetes1,035RecruitingJan 2028
ENLIGHTEN-3 (NCT07369011)Obstructive sleep apnea with obesity800RecruitingMar 2028
ENLIGHTEN-4 (NCT07353931)Knee osteoarthritis pain with obesity900RecruitingMar 2028
ENLIGHTEN-6 (NCT07392190)Persistent obesity on a weekly incretin900RecruitingJun 2028
ENLIGHTEN-10 (NCT07900633)Type 2 diabetes with raised cardiovascular risk3,000Not yet recruitingNov 2029

When Will Eloralintide Be Approved?

There is no announced approval date; with phase 3 primary completions estimated for 2028, a regulatory filing before 2028 is unlikely, and Lilly has not published a filing timeline.

As a reference point, Lilly’s retatrutide reported its first phase 3 results in December 2025[12] and is planned for FDA submission in Q1 2027.[13]

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the eloralintide phase 2 results?

Mean weight loss at 48 weeks was 9.5% (1 mg), 12.4% (3 mg), 17.6% (6 mg), 20.1% (9 mg), 19.9% (6 to 9 mg) and 16.4% (3 to 6 to 9 mg), against 0.4% with placebo, in 263 adults without type 2 diabetes.

How much weight did people lose on eloralintide?

Up to an average of 20.1% (21.3 kg) at 48 weeks on 9 mg in the phase 2 trial. At 6 to 9 mg escalated, 91.1% lost at least 10% of their weight.

Is eloralintide in phase 3?

Yes. Six ENLIGHTEN phase 3 trials are registered. Five were recruiting on 8 November 2026, with estimated primary completions from January 2028.

When will eloralintide be available?

Not before phase 3 finishes. The first ENLIGHTEN trials are estimated to complete in 2028, and Lilly has not given a filing date.

What were the eloralintide and tirzepatide combination results?

In a 48-week phase 2b in people with type 2 diabetes, eloralintide 9 mg plus tirzepatide 15 mg gave 23.3% weight loss, against 14.8% with tirzepatide 15 mg alone.

Sources

  1. Billings LK, et al. Eloralintide phase 2, 48-week trial. The Lancet 2025;406:2631-2643. DOI 10.1016/S0140-6736(25)02155-5
  2. Eli Lilly press release, 6 Nov 2025: eloralintide phase 2 results
  3. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT06230523, eloralintide phase 2 posted results
  4. Briere DA, et al. Discovery and first-in-human study of eloralintide. Molecular Metabolism 2025;102:102271. DOI 10.1016/j.molmet.2025.102271
  5. Bhattachar S, et al. Eloralintide 12-week multiple-dose phase 1. Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism 2026;28(4):2651-2660. DOI 10.1111/dom.70439
  6. Eli Lilly press release, 15 Sep 2026: EASD 2026 data including EloraTZP phase 1
  7. Eli Lilly press release, 30 Sep 2026: EloraTZP (eloralintide + tirzepatide) phase 2b results
  8. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07881432, AMPLIFY-1 (EloraTZP)
  9. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07881458, AMPLIFY-2 (EloraTZP)
  10. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07321886, ENLIGHTEN-1
  11. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07282600, ENLIGHTEN-2
  12. Eli Lilly press release, 11 Dec 2025: retatrutide TRIUMPH-4 phase 3
  13. Eli Lilly press release, 23 Jul 2026: retatrutide TRIUMPH-2 and TRIUMPH-3

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