Same day every week
Weekly cadence with route, supply, and tolerance instructions if prescribed.

Weekly GLP-1 / Injection
The once-weekly GLP-1 standard — a provider reviews your appetite, cravings, and history before prescribing anything.

The weekly rhythm
A once-weekly routine can work for people who do not want a daily medication ritual — pick a day, keep it, and message your provider if nausea, dose timing, or refills get in the way.
Weekly cadence with route, supply, and tolerance instructions if prescribed.
Vial, syringes, sharps disposal, and use instructions are part of the injection routine.
Message about nausea, reflux, constipation, dehydration, dose timing, or refill timing.
Same appetite goal, different weeks. A melt, vial, and brand pen each come with a different routine, supplies, and starting price.
Starting prices reflect the lowest currently available dose; higher doses cost more, and your provider sets the final dose and form.
How it works
Semaglutide acts on GLP-1 receptors involved in appetite and fullness. Your provider checks cravings, portions, prior use, tolerance, and medications before anything ships.

Cravings, portions, and snacking — your provider asks about all of it before prescribing anything.

Start low, step up as tolerated, hold what works. The next dose step has its own listed monthly price.

Protein, resistance training, dose tolerance, and follow-up stay part of the plan.

Every escalation step has its own monthly price. You are charged today. Ships if prescribed.

Charged today — ships if prescribed. Individual results vary.

Before it ships
Nausea, reflux, and constipation cluster around dose changes — pace and hydration are managed with your provider.
Past dose, response, side effects, and why treatment stopped all shape where the ladder begins.
Protein targets and resistance training stay in the plan, so weight care is more than a smaller appetite.
Food guide
No special crash diet is required. Many patients do better with smaller meals when needed, enough protein, steady fluids, gradual fiber, and lower-fat choices if nausea or reflux flares.
It covers protein examples, fiber foods, hydration, meal structure, side-effect food tips, grocery staples, dose-change weeks, travel, movement, and when to message your provider.