Injectable semaglutide treatment support: week 10

An overview of your next 3-4 weeks of treatment. Plus, don’t forget to complete your labs if you haven’t already so you can renew your treatment.

Injection guide: weeks 10-12 or 10-13

Inject a dose of 1 mg once this week, and maintain this dose for the next 3-4 weeks (depending on the brand of medication you’re on).

Learn more about injectable semaglutide and view the full 3 month dosing schedule.

You’ll need to complete a renewal soon

Soon you’ll be prompted to complete a renewal in order to continue treatment. You’ll need to:

1.Complete your labs

If you haven’t already, download the lab requisition sent by your practitioner in your private chat and complete the tests at a local lab.

2.Submit your renewal

Complete a short questionnaire to help your practitioner assess how your treatment is working.

3.Chat with your practitioner

Your practitioner will reach out to confirm you want to continue treatment and discuss any adjustments.

When your renewal is approved, you’ll be charged a $40 renewal fee and your new prescription will be sent to your pharmacy of choice.

Learn about renewals

Semaglutide FAQs

We’ve rounded up some of the most frequently asked questions about injectable semaglutide:

What are common side effects from taking injectable semaglutide?

What does my first 3 months of treatment look like?

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The information provided in this guide is not meant to replace the medical guidance given to you by your healthcare practitioner. If this information conflicts with what your practitioner has told you, always follow their direction first.