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Every GLP-1 label starts below the dose that does most of the work, so the first month is about tolerance, not results.
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Pick your medicine.
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Enter the date of your first dose.
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Read the label dose steps with dates, and today's step if every increase happens on schedule.
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The calendar follows each label's fastest schedule: weekly medicines step up every 4 weeks, Saxenda and Victoza every week, and tablets…
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Labels allow holding a dose longer if side effects are bothersome, and some people stay on a lower maintenance dose.
Build your GLP-1 titration calendar from your start date, following each FDA label's dose steps, and add dose days to your calendar.
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