Metabolic & Hormonal Health
Cagrilintide
An amylin analog, usually paired rather than run alone.
$113.99per protocol, billed only after your physician prescribes
Prescription only. A US-licensed physician
reviews your intake and decides whether Cagrilintide is appropriate for you.
You are never charged for a medication that is not prescribed.
- Amylin pathway
- Satiety between meals
- Complements GLP-1 therapy
- Once-weekly dosing
What it is
A long-acting amylin analog studied for appetite and satiety. It works on a different pathway than GLP-1, which is why physicians often pair the two.
How it works
Amylin is co-secreted with insulin and signals fullness through the brainstem. Cagrilintide extends that signal, slowing gastric emptying and reducing meal size.
How it is taken
Weekly subcutaneous injection. Most protocols introduce it after a GLP-1 is already established and tolerated.
Safety
Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or efficacy. Your physician reviews your full history, current medications and goals before prescribing anything. Read our safety information before you begin.