Semaglutide
Provider review requiredShips cold, overnightCompounded GLP-1
What's normal, and what isn't
Most of what people notice is expected and passes on its own. Knowing which is which up front is the whole point of this list.
Expected — no action needed
- Nausea, fullness after small meals, burping, and constipationWorst in the 2–3 days after a dose and after each dose increase; it settles as you stay at a dose.The drug slows how fast your stomach empties. That is the mechanism working, not a reaction to it.
- Feeling tired the day after a doseFirst few weeks.
- Less interest in food, including food you used to craveOngoing — this is the intended effect.
Tell us at your next check-in
- Vomiting more than occasionally, or trouble keeping fluids down
- Constipation that does not respond to water and fibre
- Losing weight faster than about 1–2 lb a week
- Any pregnancy, or planning one
Stop and get help now
- Severe stomach pain, especially pain that bores through to your back — this needs to be seen the same day
- Vomiting that will not stop, or you cannot keep any fluids down
- Swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or trouble breathing
What it hits — and when to take it
- Semaglutide · 5mgGLP-1 receptor agonist — appetite and glucose regulation⏱ Same day each week, any time
Your protocol calendar schedules this automatically once a provider approves — bedtime compounds land at night, morning compounds in the morning.
5mg vial (month)
$239.20 $299.00 member / retail