How to get a prescription for Ozempic® (semaglutide) online in Canada
Connect with a Canadian-licensed healthcare provider to see if Ozempic® may be right for you.
Semaglutide injection
2mg or 4mg
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What is Ozempic®?
Ozempic is an injection with a very small needle (like a pinprick) taken weekly. Ozempic is the brand name of semaglutide which is a type of drug known as a GLP-1 receptor agonist.
How does Ozempic® work?
It works by helping the pancreas release a controlled amount of hormones, which slows the rate of food leaving the stomach, leaving you fuller for longer. This helps prevent overeating and hunger pangs.
What is Ozempic® used for?
Ozempic is approved in Canada for the once-weekly treatment of adults with type 2 diabetes, to help improve blood sugar (glycemic) control — usually alongside diet and exercise changes. Ozempic is not a substitute for insulin.
How to take Ozempic®?
Inject 1 dose of Ozempic once a week (on the same day each week) into the fat of your upper arm, abdomen, or thigh.
What are common side effects of Ozempic®?
Abdominal pain
Constipation
Diarrhea
Nausea and vomiting
Who shouldn't take Ozempic®?
Those with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer
Those that are pregnant
Those that are breastfeeding
How can I get a Ozempic® prescription online in Canada?
You can get a Ozempic® prescription online in Canada by consulting a licensed healthcare provider. Through a trusted telehealth service such as Jill Health, you can speak with a Canadian-licensed clinician from home. If they determine Ozempic® is appropriate, they can issue a prescription for local pickup or delivery.
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Valuable information and resources are available with your Ozempic® DIN.
The drug identification number (DIN) is easy to find. It’ll be printed on your packaging and the receipt from your pharmacist.
Health Canada regulations require us to confirm your patient status to access more Ozempic® information.
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 and discreet delivery
If approved, your prescribed treatment is shipped directly to your door in fast, discreet packaging.
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 and discreet delivery
If approved, your prescribed treatment is shipped directly to your door in fast, discreet packaging.
How Jill Health Works?
STEP 1
Talk to our practitioner
STEP 2
Get your custom plan
STEP 3
Free and discreet delivery
Jill Health does not compound medications. We only facilitate prescriptions for products authorized for sale by Health Canada, dispensed by licensed Canadian pharmacies.
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Your initial fee covers a comprehensive provider assessment and a detailed blood panel of over 23 biomarkers.
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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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