GLP-1 supply tracker

This is a simple, private planner. You tell it how many doses you have left, how often you take them, the date of your next dose, and how far ahead you like to reorder. It then does the arithmetic: it counts forward from your next dose to estimate your last dose, the day you'd run out, and a refill-by date that builds in your lead time.

It does not check pharmacy inventory, national supply, or any live data — it cannot, because it only sees the numbers you enter. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere; the math runs entirely in your browser. Treat the results as a rough planning aid, not a guarantee, and always defer to the schedule your provider and pharmacy give you.

Refills can take time to process, get approved, and ship, and that timeline can vary. Reordering while you still have a cushion of doses helps you avoid an unplanned gap between injections.

The refill-by date here simply subtracts your chosen lead time from your estimated run-out date. If you're not sure how many days to allow, a common approach is to give yourself at least a week or two. When in doubt, reorder sooner rather than later and check with your pharmacy about current turnaround.

Most GLP-1 medications are taken once weekly, which is why this tool defaults to one dose per week. Your own schedule may differ, so enter what your provider prescribed.

Doses often change over time as you titrate — many people start low and step up gradually. When your dose or the amount per injection changes, your old counts may no longer be accurate, so recount your doses on hand and update this planner. This tool tracks the number of doses you enter; it does not know your milligram strength or how a pen or vial is divided.

If you're a FitRx patient, your care team can help you stay on schedule. Any prescribed medication ships free from an FDA-regulated U.S. pharmacy, and you can manage your plan and message your providers in the FitRx app.

Whether treatment is appropriate — and any refill — is always decided by a licensed provider after a consultation. If you'd like to see whether the program is a fit, you can check your eligibility for free; it takes just a few questions and no purchase is required.