GLP-1 Titration
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See a full dose-escalation schedule laid out week by week.
Weeks, not guesswork
GLP-1 Titration Planner
A titration schedule is easy to hold in your head for the first fortnight and impossible by week nine. Enter the plan you have been given — the starting dose, the step up, and how long you hold at each step. This lays it out week by week: what you draw, on which day, and when the current vial runs dry.
It does not design the schedule. It has no opinion on where you should start, how fast you should climb, or where you should stop. Those figures come from the prescribing information and the clinician who wrote your script; this tool just stops you doing the calendar arithmetic in a notes app.
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The plan you were given
Vial details — optional
Add your vial strength and diluent volume to see units on the syringe alongside each dose. Skip it and you'll get milligrams only.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, and that's deliberate. Approved titration schedules differ by compound, by indication, by country, and by how you personally tolerate the thing. The planner draws whatever schedule you enter. Get the schedule from the prescribing information and the person who prescribed it.
Change the hold length and regenerate. Extending a hold is a common and unremarkable event; the tool has no view on it, and neither should the plan on your fridge.
Yes — just enter a negative step. The table counts down instead of up, and the vial arithmetic still holds.