Subcutaneous Injections

Many of the medications we prescribe — including GLP-1 therapies and peptides — are self-administered as a subcutaneous injection, delivered into the fatty tissue just beneath the skin. The two videos below walk through the full process: drawing up your dose, then giving the injection.

Drawing up your medication

Start by drawing your prescribed dose into the syringe.

Injecting your medication

Once your syringe is ready, here's how to give the injection.

If you have any questions about your injection technique, site rotation, or storing your medication between doses, please reach out to our team.