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Semaglutide Compounding
Jensen’s Community Pharmacy’s compounding lab has a created a GLP-1 suspension. Our compounded Semaglutide for sublingual (under the tongue) administration is an option for patients looking for a GLP-1 medication without the need for injections.
Our compound requires a prescription from a provider. Talk to us for details!
What is Semaglutide?
Semaglutide belongs to a class of medications known as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists. They mimic the GLP-1 hormone that is released in the gut as a response to eating.
GLP-1 medications have taken the world by storm for their reported ability to help lower blood sugar and reduce weight. Semaglutide and Tirzepatide are the most frequently prescribed.
How does it work?
GLP-1 send signals to the brain to regulate appetite and food intake. In certain amounts, GLP-1s may suppress appetite, lower blood sugar, control blood sugar spikes, and reduce cravings. When used in conjunction with diet and exercise, they can help patients lose weight.
Why choose compounded Semaglutide?
Availability
Affordability
Avoid Injections
Supply chain shortages of traditional GLP-1s make it difficult to obtain easily and regularly.
Many insurances do not cover traditional GLP-1s and the out-of-pocket cost is not affordable for most people.
The primary route of administration for traditional GLP-1s is subcutaneous injection which is not preferred by many patients, especially those with an aversion to needles.
Our compounded Semaglutide is more affordable, more consistently available, and easier to administer than other options on the market.
Plus, our compounded product is made using FDA-inspected sources for the active ingredient and a suspension vehicle researched and manufactured for these medications to be absorbed under the tongue.
No compounded medication is reviewed by FDA for safety or efficacy.
Ready to get started?
If you are interested in getting more information for this affordable, simple to administer option, please fill out the contact form below. Please note that this compounded medication requires a prescription from your provider. If you have any concerns about obtaining a prescription, just let us know!
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