Gathering your supplies You need these items to get started: Your semaglutide medication (pen or vial) A new, unused needle (never reuse needles) Alcohol swabs or soap and water Cotton ball or tissue (optional) FDA-approved sharps container for disposal Check if your medication hasn't expired and looks clear and colorless through the pen window
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Avoid the eye and lip areas
While semaglutide can be incredibly effective, it can also come with potential side effects
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A 15 mg dose at 5 mg/mL is 3 mL of fluid, which is too large for a single subcutaneous injection (maximum recommended subcutaneous injection volume is 1.5 mL per site)
