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Semaglutide vial
Weight and Metabolic HealthCompounded · not FDA-approved

Compounded Semaglutide

A compounded, once-weekly subcutaneous GLP-1 receptor agonist injection. Prescribed at your clinician's discretion, started low and adjusted with you over time.

Monthly total

$299

Care $109 + Medication $190*

Dosing

Set by your clinician and adjusted over time. The price does not change with the dose.

*One monthly price across doses; your clinician sets the dose. Supplies and cold-chain shipping are included. Compounded semaglutide requires a written prescription from a licensed clinician and is not FDA-approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness or quality. Availability of compounded semaglutide depends on federal and state rules, and your clinician will tell you when a branded product is the better choice. Evidence standards.

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What Is Semaglutide?

Semaglutide is a once-weekly GLP-1 receptor agonist. The branded product is FDA-approved for chronic weight management and has some of the largest randomized trials behind it.

We start low and step up only when each dose is comfortable, alongside protein and training guidance and a plan for what comes after.

  • Prescribed only after a clinician reviews your history.
  • Dose and course are set by your clinician, not by you.
  • Results vary, and we do not promise outcomes.

Eligibility

Your clinician makes the final decision after reviewing your history and labs. These are the usual starting points.

Often a Good Fit If

  • ✓BMI of 30 or above, or 27 and above with a weight-related condition
  • ✓Type 2 diabetes or insulin resistance alongside weight goals
  • ✓Prefers to begin with a longer-established GLP-1 option
  • ✓Willing to build protein and resistance training into the year

Not Prescribed If

  • —Personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma, or MEN 2
  • —Pregnancy, breastfeeding or planning pregnancy in the near term
  • —History of pancreatitis, gastroparesis or active eating disorder
  • —Prior serious hypersensitivity to semaglutide or its excipients

Key Risks, Stated Plainly

Most side effects are gastrointestinal, dose-related and worst in the days after a step-up. They usually settle. Message your clinician rather than pushing through; a slower titration fixes most of it.

Contact care the same day for

Severe or persistent abdominal pain, repeated vomiting, signs of gallbladder disease, vision changes, or a lump or swelling in the neck. Branded semaglutide carries a boxed warning for thyroid C-cell tumors based on rodent studies.

NauseaMost common; dose-related
Constipation or DiarrheaFiber, fluids, magnesium
Reflux, BurpingSmaller, slower meals
FatigueOften under-eating protein
Injection-Site ReactionRotate sites weekly
Less common but more serious: pancreatitis, gallstones, kidney injury from dehydration, hypoglycemia when combined with insulin or sulfonylureas, and worsening of diabetic retinopathy during rapid glucose improvement. All are reasons to contact us the same day.

What Is Measured

Your plan is built around measurements your clinician reviews, not a single number on a scale.

Monitoring requirement: Baseline panel, dose review by response and tolerance, protein and training guidance.

Baseline Metabolic Panel

Glucose, lipids, kidney and liver markers, and HbA1c before the first dose.

Thyroid History and Function

Reviewed at baseline alongside your personal and family history.

Weight and Waist Trend

Tracked over weeks, not days. Week-to-week change is uneven.

Tolerance and Symptoms

Nausea, hydration, bowel habit and appetite shape every dose decision.

Protein and Training

Protecting lean mass is part of the plan, not an add-on.

Labs at Review

Repeated at clinician-chosen intervals to see how your body is responding.

How Clinicians Review Your Response

You and Your Clinician Look at the Same Data

Symptoms you report, laboratory results and, if you connect one, wearable trends are reviewed together before any change.

A Physician-Led Review Every 90 Days

Included in your monthly price. Your clinician decides whether to continue, adjust the dose, change course or stop.

Clinical Judgment Decides

Measurements inform the decision. They do not make it, and no dashboard changes your dose on its own.

What Is Included in the Monthly Price

  • ✓Named, physician-led care team
  • ✓Supplies and cold-chain shipping included
  • ✓Baseline laboratory panel included in your first care cycle
  • ✓Physician-led review every 90 days
  • ✓Dose adjusted by your clinician with no change in price

Your Care Sequence

Questionnaire

Share your history and goals in about ten minutes. No card required.

Video Visit

Meet your clinician for a full visit and leave with a written plan.

Delivery

If prescribed, medication ships from a licensed pharmacy, cold-chain when required, with supplies.

Ongoing Care

Messaging between visits, dose adjustments and a physician-led review every 90 days, included.

Common Questions About Semaglutide

How Quickly Does Semaglutide Work?+

Appetite changes are often noticeable within a few weeks, but weight change is measured in months. In the pivotal trial of the branded product the curve was still moving at 68 weeks, and the first weeks are mostly about finding a dose you tolerate.

Is Semaglutide or Tirzepatide Better for Me?+

On average, tirzepatide has produced larger weight reductions in published trials, but the right choice depends on tolerance, cost, availability and your history. Switching between them is a normal part of care.

What Happens If I Stop?+

Appetite returns and, without a maintenance plan, weight regain is common. We build the maintenance or taper plan in advance rather than treating discontinuation as an exit.

Will I Lose Muscle?+

Some lean mass is lost with any significant weight loss. Adequate protein and resistance training substantially blunt it, which is why protein and training guidance is part of every plan.

Do I Need Labs First?+

Usually yes: a recent metabolic panel, HbA1c and thyroid function at minimum. If your labs are current we will use them; otherwise we order a draw near you.

Can I Use Insurance?+

Care plans are self-pay and compounded medication is typically not covered. We provide itemized receipts for HSA/FSA and can pursue prior authorization if the branded product is appropriate for you.

Still unsure? Message the care team before you join. No account needed.

Published Research

What the Published Science Shows

~15%

Mean body-weight change at 68 weeks with semaglutide 2.4 mg in the pivotal trial of the branded product.

68 wks

Trial duration behind that figure, alongside lifestyle intervention.

~2.4%

Mean change in the placebo group over the same period, for comparison.

Figures come from the cited trials and reviews. They describe published research, not a forecast for any one person, and not a study of compounded formulations.

How Semaglutide Works

Published trials report average results across large groups of people. Individual response varies with starting weight, health history, dose tolerance and adherence, so these averages are not a forecast for any one person.

GLP-1 Receptor Activation

Mimics a gut hormone released after eating, which supports satiety and glucose-dependent insulin release.

Slower Gastric Emptying

Food leaves the stomach more slowly, so meals satisfy for longer.

Appetite Signaling

Acts on hypothalamic appetite circuits, reducing the constant pull toward food.

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Deeper Evidence

What We Can and Cannot Tell YouEvidence and regulatory status+

What the Evidence Supports

Branded semaglutide has large randomized trials in adults with overweight or obesity, and is FDA-approved for chronic weight management in that population.

What It Does Not (Yet)

Those trials studied the branded product, not compounded formulations, which the FDA has not evaluated for safety, effectiveness or quality.

Badge definitions and FDA category sourcing are on the Science page.

Illustrative Dose ScheduleFinal dose set by your clinician+

Illustrative only, based on the step pattern of the branded label. Compounded schedules vary, and your clinician sets and reviews your dose according to response and tolerance. This table is not a prescription.

PhaseWeekly doseTypical durationWhat we watch
Initiation0.25 mg4 weeksNausea, hydration, protein intake
First step-up0.5 mg4 weeksAppetite response, bowel habit
Step-up1.0 mg4 weeksTolerance, rate of loss
Higher steps1.7 – 2.4 mgAs indicatedOnly if needed and tolerated
MaintenanceLowest effectiveOngoingWeight stability, habits, labs
Compounded Versus Brand-NameWhat “compounded” means+
CompoundedBrand-Name
Prepared per prescriptionManufactured at scale
Not FDA-approvedFDA-approved indications
Flexible dosing in vialsFixed pen doses
Lower typical costInsurance may apply

Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient. We will tell you when the branded product is the better choice for your situation.

Selected Studies

Once-weekly semaglutide 2.4 mg plus lifestyle intervention produced sustained weight loss in adults with overweight or obesity.

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