Six strengths, one ladder. Mounjaro climbs from 2.5mg to a 15mg maximum in 2.5mg steps. Here's the exact week-by-week schedule.
Mounjaro starts at 2.5mg — a dose that isn't meant to control blood sugar on its own — then steps up by 2.5mg roughly every 4 weeks to a 15mg maximum (10mg cap for adolescents 10–17).
Per Mounjaro (tirzepatide) prescribing information, Eli Lilly. Not medical advice — your prescriber sets your actual schedule and can hold you at any step.
Each step requires a minimum of 4 weeks on the prior dose. Increases beyond 5mg only happen if more blood sugar control (or, off-label, more weight loss response) is needed — plenty of people stay on 5, 7.5, or 10mg long-term. This is the identical schedule used for Zepbound, the weight-loss brand of the same drug.
Mounjaro is also available as the multi-use KwikPen and multi-dose vial, each holding 4 weekly doses at the strength prescribed. Every strength is dosed once weekly, with or without food.
The app knows which dose you're on and carries your exact titration schedule forward automatically.
A reminder for the shot itself, and a nudge when it's time to check in about the next step up.
Every injection logged with the exact mg, site, and any side effects — a few seconds, done.
A full timeline of dose changes over time, synced across devices.
A clean record of your titration — exactly what they need to see at your next visit.
Suggests where to inject next so soreness doesn't build up in one spot.
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