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Missed an Ozempic dose?

The official rule is simple: if it's been 5 days or less, take it now and keep your regular day. More than 5 days — skip it and resume on schedule. Never double up.

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THE OFFICIAL RULE

Within 5 days of the miss: inject as soon as you remember, then continue on your usual day. Past 5 days: skip the missed dose entirely.

Per Ozempic (semaglutide) prescribing information, Novo Nordisk. Not medical advice — if you're unsure, or you've missed more than one dose, ask your prescriber before injecting.

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Ozempic windows

Missed-dose window
TAKE WITHIN 5 DAYS OF THE MISS
More than 5 days late
SKIP — RESUME ON YOUR REGULAR DAY
Changing your shot day
KEEP ≥ 2 DAYS (48 H) BETWEEN DOSES
Dosing frequency
ONCE WEEKLY, ANY TIME OF DAY

Per official prescribing information · not medical advice — confirm changes with your prescriber

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What to watch for

Most missed doses inside the 5-day window pass without any noticeable effect at all — you take the catch-up shot, resume your normal day, and that's the end of it. This section is for the less common case where more time has passed.

Nausea or stomach upset after a delayed shot is the most common thing people notice. It happens because a longer gap lets levels drop further than usual, so the next dose can feel more like a fresh start than a routine top-up. This usually settles within a day or two, the same way it did when you first started.

If it's been closer to two or three weeks rather than a few days, some prescribers restart at a lower dose instead of resuming where you left off, since the tolerance you'd built up can fade over a longer gap. That's a decision for your prescriber, not something to figure out on your own.

Severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, or signs of dehydration after resuming aren't typical of a routine catch-up dose. Those are worth a call to your prescriber rather than pushing through.

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What the app does

F—01

Get reminded

Morning-of, hour-before, and a follow-up if you forget. Weekly doses stop slipping through.

F—02

Windows encoded

The 5-day Ozempic rule, and every other medication's rule, built into the schedule logic — so you're never scrambling for the answer mid-week.

F—03

Set your day

Pick your shot day once. The app builds the week around it — countdown, calendar, history.

F—04

Log the shot

Dose, site, side effects — four seconds, done. Editable forever, exportable for your doctor.

F—05

Shot history

Every injection on a timeline with dose, site and notes — synced to a real account across devices.

F—06

Rotate the site

The app remembers where you injected last and suggests where to go next. No more guessing.

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Q & A

I remembered on day 6 — now what?Q—01 +
Skip the missed dose and take your next one on the regular day. Two doses too close together is the thing to avoid.
Will missing one week undo my progress?Q—02 +
A single missed dose usually just means a hungrier week as levels dip. The bigger risk is missing repeatedly — which is what a reminder chain prevents.
What symptoms mean I should call my prescriber?Q—03 +
Severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, or signs of dehydration after resuming your dose aren't typical of a routine catch-up dose — worth a call rather than pushing through.
How do I stop this happening again?Q—04 +
A shot-day system: reminder the morning of, an hour before, and a follow-up if nothing is logged. That's exactly what GLP1ShotDay does.
When does it launch?Q—05 +
Live now on the App Store for iPhone — download and start your free trial today. Android is coming soon.

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