Jeffreys now offers 3 forms of Compounded GLP-1 medications !

The usage of GLP-1 receptor antagonists, such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, has grown exponentially worldwide. This class includes both injectable and oral dosage forms. Many patients prefer to avoid injections if possible, however the oral absorption of GLP-1 receptor antagonists is extremely low. (less than 1% per the labeling for RYBELSUS® tablets). Recently, many patients have had a hard time getting the Branded GLP-1 drugs covered by their insurance when used for weight loss.

For these reasons Jeffreys Drugstore is offering (2) choices of compounded Semaglutide drugs, a sublingual form which is taken orally every day, or an injectable form taken weekly via an injection. We also have a compounded injectable Tirzepatide.

ORAL COMPOUNDED SEMAGLUTIDE
The medication is dispensed in a 30ml bottle with a calibrated 1ml syringe. It should be stored at room temperature and shaken before use. If you are taking Sublingual Semaglutide for the first time, you will be instructed to begin with a titration as directed by your provider. This means that you will start with a smaller dose and increase gradually as tolerated. Titrating this medication helps to reduce gastrointestinal side effects and nausea. Do not use higher doses than stated on your prescription label. It does not matter what time of day you administer the medication, although you must try to hold it for 5 minutes or more under your tongue (never less than 90 seconds!) and NOT EAT FOR 30 MINUTES afterward.

INJECTABLE COMPOUNDED SEMAGLUTIDE
The medication is dispensed in a syringes. It should be stored in the refrigerator. If you are taking injectable Semaglutide for the first time, you will be instructed to begin with a titration as directed by your provider. This means that you will start with a smaller weekly dose and increase gradually as tolerated. Titrating this medication helps to reduce gastrointestinal side effects and nausea. Do not use higher doses than stated on your prescription label.

INJECTABLE COMPOUNDED TIRZEPEPATIDE
The medication is dispensed in a syringes. It should be stored in the refrigerator. If you are taking injectable Tirzepatide for the first time, you will be instructed to begin with a titration as directed by your provider. This means that you will start with a smaller weekly dose and increase gradually as tolerated. Titrating this medication helps to reduce gastrointestinal side effects and nausea. Do not use higher doses than stated on your prescription label.

If you believe that one of these unique products would benefit you, we would love to discuss how these formulations can help address patient needs where GLP-1 receptor agonists are useful.