Get 24/7 refills for Ozempic prescription online on your schedule

Ozempic is approved by the FDA to treat type 2 diabetes, not for weight loss alone. While many people with diabetes do lose weight while taking it, that’s a side benefit, not the main purpose. If you have type 2 diabetes and a valid prescription, you can request a refill by talking to our Ozempic online doctor. If you don’t have diabetes and are looking for weight loss treatment, Wegovy or Saxenda may be better options. Talk to a licensed online doctor to know which weight loss medication is right for you. 

You must meet the following criteria to get a prescription or a refill for Ozempic online: 

• Be 18 or older
• Have a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes
• Hemoglobin A1C levels are above 7%
• Have tried lifestyle changes  and Metformin without enough improvement
• Not be pregnant or breastfeeding

Have no history of pancreas, kidney, or liver disease

No, doctors cannot prescribe Ozempic for prediabetes as it is only approved for treating type 2 diabetes. 

You can get an Ozempic refill without insurance through our telehealth app. Your Doctors Online is a private clinic providing online Ozempic consultation to everyone regardless of their insurance status. All you have to do is:

1. Sign up for our app
2. Request for a refill
3. Choose a subscription plan
4. Get connected to an Ozempic doctor
5. If approved, your doctor will fill your Ozempic prescription online  within 5 minutes

No, Ozempic is not a scheduled drug in the United States, as it has no known potential for abuse or dependence. It is not classified as a controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). It is a prescription-only medication and can help manage their blood sugar.

You can use Ozempic for as long as your provider prescribes and deems it appropriate. It depends on a person’s age, medical condition, and other medications they take with Ozempic. Consult your healthcare provider for the proper dosing regimen and duration.

Your blood sugar levels may rise significantly, putting you at risk for hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) if you stop taking Ozempic abruptly. Always consult your online Ozempic doctor first. If discontinuation is necessary, they’ll help you gradually reduce the dose for safe cessation.

Ozempic (semaglutide) has a half-life of approximately one week, meaning it takes about seven days for half of the drug to be eliminated from your body. Consequently, it can take up to five weeks for Ozempic to be fully cleared from your system after the last dose.

To be prescribed Ozempic, your doctor needs to confirm that it’s medically appropriate for you. 

1. Share your diagnosis and A1C levels
   Let your doctor know if you’ve been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and if your blood sugar hasn’t improved with lifestyle changes or first-line medications like metformin.
2. Mention any history with medications
   If you’ve tried other diabetes treatments and haven’t had enough success, your doctor may consider Ozempic as a next step.
3. Talk about your goals
   If you’re looking for better blood sugar control, or have cardiovascular risks or obesity along with type 2 diabetes, share that too. These are valid reasons to consider Ozempic.