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Key Takeaways
What to expect in week 6, and how to manage your orders. Plus, explore mindful eating as a strategy to create healthy habits.
Injection guide: week 6
Continue using your first pen and inject a dose of 0.5 mg once this week.
This is your last dose with your first pen.
Learn more about Ozempic and view the full 13 week dosing schedule.
Reminder: switch to your second pen next week
This is the final week you’ll use your first pen. Your second pen will be sent to you this week so you can start using it next week.
Unless directed otherwise by your healthcare practitioner, your dose will remain at 0.5 mg for weeks 7 and 8.
Managing your orders
You currently have two orders left on your prescription, with one of these scheduled to ship this week.
If you lose track of how many orders are left on your prescription, or want to double-check the next shipment date, just log in to your account and check your dashboard.
You can also request an early order if you’re not going to be around when the next shipment is due to arrive. In the ‘manage’ drop-down menu click ‘early order request’ and follow the prompts.
Spotlight: mindful eating
Unconscious eating, binge eating, compulsive eating — these can all be signs of a detached and distorted relationship with food.
Enter 'mindful eating', a strategy to help reconnect with food in order to promote more conscious and deliberate eating habits.
Ozempic FAQs
A few more frequently asked questions about Ozempic®:
How do I store my Ozempic pen?
Where is the best place to inject with my Ozempic pen?
What are common side effects from taking Ozempic?
How does the renewal process for my medication work?
Continue Felix’s sustainable weight management course
Module 5: The hunger scale
Learn about the hunger scale and why slowing down your eating will help you listen to your body's signals.
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.
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