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- Suppress cravings for junk food
- Keep you full longer after meals
- Reduce body fat percentage
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What Is Semaglutide?
Semaglutide is a prescription medication that mimics a natural hormone in your body called GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1). It’s FDA-approved and commonly used to treat type 2 diabetes, but has also shown powerful effects in promoting weight loss.
You may recognize it by brand names like Ozempic® (for diabetes) and Wegovy® (for weight management).
How Semaglutide Works:
- Boosts insulin release – Helps your body lower blood sugar after meals
- Lowers glucagon levels – Reduces the hormone that raises blood sugar
- Slows stomach emptying – Helps you feel fuller longer, curbing appetite
- Improves insulin sensitivity – Makes your body respond better to insulin over time
One Price Covers All Dosages and Services
Our doctor-guided Semaglutide program offers more than just medication — it’s a complete telehealth solution to support your long-term weight loss goals. For a single flat fee, you get full access to treatment, care, and support.
Here’s everything that’s included:
12 Weeks of Medication (all refills, any dosage — no extra charges)
Ongoing Medical Support from licensed providers
At-Home Lab Testing (every 6 months)
Injection Supplies — syringes, alcohol pads, and more
Nutrition & Wellness Coaching
Unlimited Platform Access & Educational Tools
Lose Up to 15% of Body Weight — Backed by Science
Clinical research confirms that Semaglutide is highly effective for long-term weight loss. On average, users can lose up to 15% of their body weight in just one year, with visible changes beginning as early as the first month (around 1–1.5% body weight loss monthly).
Results are most effective when combined with healthy eating and regular physical activity — but even on its own, Semaglutide has shown powerful impact.
Convert Units to Milligrams Based on Vial Strength
Your weekly dose of Semaglutide depends on how many units you draw from the vial. The actual dose in milligrams (mg) varies based on the concentration of the vial you’re using. Use the chart below to understand how units translate to mg:
Start Your Weight Loss Journey in 4 Simple Steps
Fill Out a Medical Form
Answer a few questions about your health and goals — all online.Complete Lab Tests
Take a quick lab test (at home or local partner lab) to check your baseline.Meet with a Provider
Have a virtual consultation with a licensed clinician who will build your plan.Get Medication Delivered
Your Semaglutide and supplies are shipped directly to your door.
Who can prescribe Semaglutide?
Semaglutide must be prescribed by a licensed medical provider, such as a physician, nurse practitioner, or telehealth clinician.
How is Semaglutide shipped?
It’s shipped in temperature-controlled packaging with syringes, prep pads, and detailed instructions.
Can Semaglutide be shipped to my state?
In most cases, yes. Check with the provider to confirm availability in your state before placing an order.
Does insurance cover Semaglutide?
Coverage varies. Some insurance plans may cover brand-name prescriptions like Wegovy® or Ozempic® with prior authorization.
Will I regain weight after stopping Semaglutide?
Some weight regain is possible without lifestyle support. Long-term results are best maintained with healthy habits and ongoing guidance.
Why am I not losing weight on Semaglutide?
Possible reasons include underdosing, lack of dietary changes, or underlying metabolic conditions. Your provider may reassess your plan.
What happens if I eat sugar while taking Semaglutide?
Moderate sugar intake won’t cancel the effect, but excessive sugar can slow your progress. Semaglutide works best when paired with balanced nutrition.
Is it bad to take Semaglutide?
When prescribed and monitored by a medical professional, Semaglutide is considered safe and effective. Side effects are usually mild and manageable.
Can I lose 40 pounds on Semaglutide?
Many individuals experience substantial weight loss. Losing 40 pounds is possible over time, depending on your starting weight and lifestyle.