Microdose GLP-1
Low-dose semaglutide or tirzepatide (compounded)
A gentler, lower dose for metabolic tuning, maintenance, and the subtle approach.
- Lowest dose
- Fewer side effects
- Maintenance-friendly
- The subtle approach
Lower dose · the long game · everything included · cancel anytime
What it does for you.
The gentle entry
Microdosing uses smaller amounts of the same GLP-1 medications, for people who want metabolic and appetite benefits with a lighter touch and typically fewer side effects.
Made for maintenance
Reached your goal on a full-dose program? A microdose can be a provider-guided way to hold your progress without the full protocol.
Subtle by design
Not everyone wants dramatic. Some members want the edge taken off appetite and their metabolism running clean, this is that dial, turned gently.
Easier on ramp-up
Lower doses often mean less nausea as you begin. Your provider decides whether it fits your goals.
How it works
Microdosing uses the same GLP-1 (or GLP-1/GIP) medications at lower doses than standard weight-loss protocols. The mechanism is identical, appetite regulation and improved blood-sugar handling, but the intensity is dialed down, which some people prefer for maintenance, gentler onboarding, or a subtler metabolic effect. It's an approach your provider chooses with you; it isn't right or appropriate for everyone.
Is it right for you?
We’d rather you start the right programme than any programme. Straight talk:
✓ A good fit if…
- People maintaining after reaching a weight goal
- Anyone wanting appetite and metabolic support with a lighter touch
- Members sensitive to side effects who want a gentler ramp
- Those drawn to subtle, sustainable change over dramatic shifts
– Maybe not, if…
- Anyone with a personal/family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN 2
- People pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding
- Those whose goals a provider thinks a standard dose would serve better
What’s included.
Provider care
Evaluation, prescription when appropriate, ongoing tuning.
Your medication
Low-dose compounded GLP-1, shipped cold-chain.
A dedicated concierge
Guidance, refills, and check-ins from one person who knows you.
Nutrition & habit guidance
The support that makes a light touch actually stick.
How it tends to go.
Bodies differ, and nobody honest promises a date. Here’s the typical arc.
- 1Weeks 1–4
Low starting dose; gentle appetite and metabolic effects begin.
- 2Weeks 5–12
Your provider tunes to your goals, maintenance or subtle progress.
- 3Ongoing
A sustainable rhythm you and your provider set together.
What the research shows.
GLP-1 receptor agonists reduce appetite and energy intake in a dose-related fashion in clinical pharmacology studies, supporting individualized dosing to the response you need. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and individual results vary.
A concierge, not a call centre.
One dedicated human runs the logistics of your care, so treatment feels like being looked after.
Meet your concierge →- 01Times refills so you never run out.
- 02Books and moves your visits.
- 03Coaches your first dose on video.
- 04Handles the snags before they reach you.
The honest part. Read it.
GLP-1 medications, at any dose, may cause serious side effects including possible thyroid C-cell tumors. Do not use if you or a family member has had MTC or MEN 2. Other possible effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, pancreatitis, and gallbladder problems. This is not a complete list.
Compounded medication is prepared by a licensed pharmacy pursuant to a prescription. It is not FDA-approved, not FDA-reviewed before marketing, and not a generic or equivalent of any approved product.
'Microdosing' is a dosing approach, not a distinct or safer drug, the same warnings and monitoring apply. Prescribed only when a provider determines it's appropriate.
You asked. We answered.
Is compounded semaglutide the same as Ozempic or Wegovy?
No — and we won't pretend otherwise. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy for you specifically, based on your prescription. They are not FDA-approved, are not reviewed by the FDA before marketing, and are not generic or equivalent versions of any branded product. Your provider will discuss whether a compounded option, a branded product, or a different approach makes the most sense for you.
Pairs well with
Ready to start Microdose GLP-1?
A quick intake, a provider who listens, and a concierge who handles the rest.