GLP-1
GLP-1 references
The dose math and the label schedules for semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide, written plainly and traced to real sources. We do the unit conversions and lay out the published titration steps. We do not tell you what to take - that is between you and a prescriber.
mcg, mg, units and mL: the GLP-1 conversion guide
The one calculation that trips people up when a dose is written in milligrams but a syringe is marked in units. Pure math, worked step by step, tied to the calculator.
Read ->Titration scheduleSemaglutide titration schedule
How the Wegovy and Ozempic labels step the weekly dose up over time, as a printable reference you can track against.
Read ->Titration scheduleTirzepatide titration schedule
The Zepbound and Mounjaro label escalation, from the 2.5 mg start to the 15 mg maximum, laid out week by week.
Read ->Titration schedule (investigational)Retatrutide titration schedule
Retatrutide is not FDA approved. This is the dose escalation used in its published clinical trial, clearly labeled as research, not a prescribing schedule.
Read ->OverviewGLP-1s and peptides: what stacking actually means
A careful, heavily caveated look at combining GLP-1 medications with peptides. The heaviest-disclaimer page on the site, study-cited for every clinical claim.
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