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Introducing Sublingual GLP-1

Add Another Revenue Stream To Your Practice With Pain-Free, Effective, And Non-Injectable GLP-1.

Introducing Sublingual GLP-1

Add Another Revenue Stream To Your Practice With Pain-Free, Effective, And Non-Injectable GLP-1.

Overcome The “Injection Objection”: Elevate Your Treatment protocol With Sublingual GLP-1

Patients often experience anxiety and discomfort with needles, leading to lower compliance rates with injectable GLP-1 therapies. Our sublingual GLP-1 formulation addresses these concerns by providing a pain-free, easy-to-administer alternative. By eliminating the need for needles, patients are more likely to extend their treatment plan, resulting in better outcomes.

Features

Sublingual GLP-1

Injectable GLP-1

Absorption

Fast absorption under the tongue

Slower absorption via injection

Administration

Pain Free – No Needles!

Requires needles, can be painful

Dosing Frequency

Daily, consistent dosing

Varies, often weekly

Shelf Life

90-Day Beyond Use Date

Shorter shelf life

Supply Stability

Unaffected by current shortages

Affected by drug shortages

Patient Compliance

Higher due to pain-free method

Lower due to discomfort

Features

Absorption

Sublingual GLP-1

Fast absorption under the tongue

Injectable GLP-1

Slower absorption via injection

Administration

Pain Free – No Needles!

Requires needles, can be painful

Dosing Frequency

Daily, consistent dosing

Varies, often weekly

Shelf Life

90-Day Beyond Use Date

Shorter shelf life

Supply Stability

Unaffected by current shortages

Affected by drug shortages

Patient Compliance

Higher due to pain-free method

Lower due to discomfort

Features

Absorption

Administration

Dosing Frequency

Shelf Life

Supply Stability

Patient Compliance

Sublingual GLP-1

Fast absorption under the tongue

Pain Free – No Needles!

Daily, consistent dosing

90-Day Beyond Use Date

Unaffected by current shortages

Higher due to pain-free method

Injectable GLP-1

Slower absorption via injection

Requires needles, can be painful

Varies, often weekly

Shorter shelf life

Affected by drug shortages

Lower due to discomfort

Enhance Patient Care with Sublingual GLP-1

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Here’s Why Southend Pharmacy Is The Go-To Compounding Pharmacy For Practices Nationwide:

Easy to Use Platform

Streamlined ordering with LifeFile, including email notifications for shipping

Continuing Education

Webinar replays, dispensing guides, dosing schedules

Marketing Webinars

Deep dive sessions to enhance practice marketing and client retention

Customer Support

Responsive service, legal and compliance guidance

Legit Script Certified

As a LegitScript certified pharmacy, we’re recognized for our commitment to compliance and the highest ethical standards

Easy to Use Platform

Streamlined ordering with LifeFile, including email notifications for shipping

Continuing Education

Webinar replays, dispensing guides, dosing schedules

Marketing Webinars

Deep dive sessions to enhance practice marketing and client retention

Customer Support

Responsive service, legal and compliance guidance

Legit Script Certified

Responsive service, legal and compliance guidance

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Elevate your practice with Southend Pharmacy’s sublingual GLP-1 medication. Join the growing number of medical providers who are transforming their patient care with this innovative, patient-friendly solution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

General FAQ

What are sublingual GLP-1 medications?

Sublingual GLP-1 medications are taken under the tongue to help manage diabetes and aid in weight loss by mimicking the GLP-1 hormone.

What does “sublingual” mean and how does it work?

“Sublingual” means placed under the tongue, where the medication is absorbed directly into the bloodstream.

Patient FAQ

Are sublingual GLP-1 medications as effective as injections?

Yes, sublingual GLP-1 medications can be as effective as injections, depending on the specific product and individual response.

What are the benefits of using sublingual GLP-1 medications over other forms?

Sublingual GLP-1 medications offer convenience, no pain, and ease of use compared to injections.

How much weight will I lose with sublingual GLP-1 medications?

Weight loss varies, but many users experience significant weight loss with consistent use and lifestyle changes.

How do I know if sublingual GLP-1 medications work for me?

Regular monitoring of blood sugar levels and weight, along with your doctor’s guidance, will help determine effectiveness.

I’ve been on injections before and didn’t see results. How are sublingual GLP-1 medications different?

Sublingual medications might offer better absorption and convenience, which can improve adherence and outcomes.

What if sublingual GLP-1 medications don’t work for me?

Consult your doctor to adjust the dosage or consider alternative treatments.

Will sublingual GLP-1 medications make me feel bad? (side effect questions)

Possible side effects include nausea, headache, and dizziness. Consult your doctor if you experience adverse effects.

Who can use sublingual GLP-1 medications?

They are typically prescribed for adults with type 2 diabetes and those seeking weight loss, but always consult your doctor.

Can sublingual GLP-1 medications be used in combination with other diabetes medications?

Yes, but only under a doctor’s supervision to avoid interactions and side effects.

What should I do if I miss a dose of sublingual GLP-1 medications?

Take the missed dose as soon as you remember, but skip it if it’s almost time for your next dose. Never double up.

What are the general dosing guidelines for sublingual GLP-1 medications?

Follow your doctor’s instructions carefully, usually starting with a lower dose and gradually increasing as needed.

Provider FAQ

Are there any contraindications for sublingual GLP-1 medications?

Yes, there are contraindications to consider. Patients with a history of pancreatitis or severe gastrointestinal disease should not be prescribed sublingual GLP-1 medications. Additionally, it’s important to review the patient’s overall health status and current medications to avoid potential interactions and complications. Always conduct a thorough assessment before initiating treatment.

Do you provide dosing strategies or schedules?

Yes, we provide tailored dosing strategies and schedules based on individual patient needs, starting with a lower dose and gradually increasing as needed. It is important to monitor the patient’s response and adjust the dosage accordingly. Always follow the specific guidelines and recommendations provided for each medication.

Introducing Sublingual GLP-1

Introducing Sublingual GLP-1

Overcome The “Injection Objection”: Elevate Your Treatment protocol With Sublingual GLP-1