List several separate prescriptions — for example, two different family members each on their own product and dose — and see the combined weekly volume and tablet totals. Each entry is one person's own separate prescription.
⚠️This tool is not for combining multiple GLP-1 medicines into one person's regimen. Each entry you add should represent a different person's own prescription (or, e.g., planning a switch from one product to another over time) — never take more than one semaglutide product at once yourself without your doctor's explicit instruction.
Combined Totals
Weekly Summary
Injectable volume and tablets are kept separate — they aren't the same product and shouldn't be added together.
ℹ️This tool is for informational purposes only and does not provide medical advice. It simply totals the volumes/tablet counts of the entries you enter — it does not check whether any combination is medically appropriate. Only a registered healthcare professional can advise on your (or a household member's) actual treatment.
FAQ
Household Planner — FAQ
One entry is one separate prescription — typically one person's product and dose. It is not a way to combine several GLP-1 medicines into a single regimen.
You can add as many as you need — for example, every member of a household who has their own script.
Yes — injectable totals (Ozempic/Wegovy) are shown in mL, and Rybelsus totals are shown as tablets/week, kept separate in the summary.
Reordering may be added later; currently, entries appear in the order added. Remove and re-add an entry to change its position.
No. It only totals the entries you choose to add — it does not suggest or recommend any product, dose or combination.
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