A: According to FDA prescribing information for GLP-1 medications: If Less Than 5 Days Late : Take the missed dose as soon as you remember Then resume your regular weekly schedule If More Than 5 Days Late : Skip the missed dose entirely Take your next dose on the regularly scheduled day Do NOT double doses to make up for missed dose Preventing Missed Doses : Set weekly reminders on phone Use Ro's dose tracking feature Choose consistent day/time each week Keep medication visible as reminder Contact provider if you have questions about missed doses or irregular scheduling
If you do tear or cut the patch, dont use it
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Yes, you can inject GLP-1 receptor agonist medications into your arm , though it is not always the most commonly recommended site