
Microdose Semaglutide
Low-dose GLP-1 for appetite support and energy.
Starting at $150/month
Treatment
A gentler way to begin — lower-dose GLP-1 support for a gentler starting point.


Not every body needs to start at a full dose. Microdosing offers a lower-dose GLP-1 option for women who want metabolic and appetite support with a gentler starting point — whether you're easing in gradually, sensitive to standard doses, or simply want extra energy support along the way. Your provider determines what's appropriate for you based on your health history and goals.
Treatment options

Low-dose GLP-1 for appetite support and energy.
Starting at $150/month

Low-dose dual-action GLP-1/GIP for appetite support and energy.
Starting at $184/month
Your dose can be adjusted over time if appropriate.
Ongoing dose adjustments and check-ins with your provider as your body responds.
Benefits
Helps ease hunger signals to support more mindful eating, without the intensity of a full starting dose.
A lower, more frequent dosing approach may help avoid the sharp highs and lows some people feel when starting GLP-1 therapy.
Smaller doses may reduce common side effects and make it easier for your body to acclimate.
Your dose can be adjusted over time based on how you respond, always under your provider's guidance.
FAQ
Microdosing uses a lower, carefully calibrated dose of a GLP-1 medication to support appetite regulation and metabolic health with a gentler, more gradual approach than standard dosing.
Standard-dose GLP-1 therapy is designed for more significant weight loss and typically involves higher doses. Microdosing uses a lower dose for a more gradual approach, which may come with a smoother adjustment period for some people.
It may be a good fit for those who are new to GLP-1 medications, sensitive to standard doses, or interested in metabolic support without a more intensive protocol. Your provider will help determine if it's right for you.
Yes. Your provider may adjust your dose based on how you respond and tolerate treatment, always under clinical guidance.
This varies by individual. Some people notice changes within the first few weeks, while for others it may take longer. Your provider can help set realistic expectations based on your specific plan.
If your provider determines microdosing isn't clinically appropriate for you, they'll help guide you toward another option that better fits your health goals.
How it works
Share your history and goals so your provider can evaluate what's right for you.
A licensed provider reviews your assessment and confirms your candidacy.
If prescribed, your treatment is shipped discreetly to your door with ongoing provider support.
Pricing
Pricing shown reflects starting rates. Your exact plan and pricing will be confirmed during your assessment.