
NEW


How to get a prescription for generic semaglutide online in Canada.
The same active ingredient found in Ozempic® and Wegovy®, now available as a generic treatment option.
Generic Semaglutide injection
2mg or 4mg
Why Jill?
Prescribed by licensed healthcare practitioners
Prescribed by licensed practitioners
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Delivered to your door for free
* A prescription will only be written if deemed appropriate after digital consultation with a licensed medical provider.
How Jill Health Works?

STEP 1
Talk to our practitioner
Tell us about your symptoms, goals, and medical history through a quick, secure online form.

STEP 2
Get your custom plan
One of our licensed clinicians will review your profile and design a tailored prescription plan just for you.

STEP 3
Free discreet delivery
If approved, your prescribed treatment is shipped directly to your door in fast, discreet packaging.
Jill Health does not compound medications. We only facilitate prescriptions for products authorized for sale by Health Canada, dispensed by licensed Canadian pharmacies.
Initial Assessment
Initial Assessment
Initial Assessment
A short online health review, then a provider assessment to build your plan. No lab visit required to get started.
A short online health review, then a provider assessment to build your plan. No lab visit required to get started.
Ongoing care from $59/month
Unlimited access to your care team
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A weight loss plan built around you
$0/ initial fee, then $59/month
Your $59 program fee covers unlimited access to your care team, medical chat, and coordination with your pharmacy.
Your assessment
Your assessment
Health history
Health history
Completed
Goals and preferences
Goals and preferences
Completed
Provider review
Provider review
Booked
Your plan
Your plan
Ready after review
Provider assessment
Provider assessment
Booked
Booked
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OZEMPIC
Do I have to take medications to be part of the program?
Yes, to be eligible for the program you must be willing and able to take one of the medications we may prescribe.
How long do I have to take the medication?
Generally, it is recommended that clients that start with medications should stay on the medication for six months to a year to stabilize before coming off of medication. There is no set date to stop the medication, but in the clinical trials studying these treatments, the medications were taken for 1 year. After 1 year, some people may choose to continue to take the medications. Our medical team can help you transition to a maintenance program once you achieve your health goals.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OZEMPIC
Do I have to take medications to be part of the program?
Yes, to be eligible for the program you must be willing and able to take one of the medications we may prescribe.
How long do I have to take the medication?
Generally, it is recommended that clients that start with medications should stay on the medication for six months to a year to stabilize before coming off of medication. There is no set date to stop the medication, but in the clinical trials studying these treatments, the medications were taken for 1 year. After 1 year, some people may choose to continue to take the medications. Our medical team can help you transition to a maintenance program once you achieve your health goals.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OZEMPIC
Do I have to take medications to be part of the program?
Yes, to be eligible for the program you must be willing and able to take one of the medications we may prescribe.
How long do I have to take the medication?
Generally, it is recommended that clients that start with medications should stay on the medication for six months to a year to stabilize before coming off of medication. There is no set date to stop the medication, but in the clinical trials studying these treatments, the medications were taken for 1 year. After 1 year, some people may choose to continue to take the medications. Our medical team can help you transition to a maintenance program once you achieve your health goals.
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