How to reconstitute 5mg semaglutide

Hi, I recently got a 5mg vial of semaglutide, but I’m unsure how to properly reconstitute it. I’ve heard it’s important to follow the right steps to avoid mistakes. Can anyone guide me on how to do it correctly? I don't want to risk making an error.

To start, you’ll need to follow the instructions carefully. Typically, 5mg semaglutide requires a specific volume of diluent. A helpful guide to follow is the reconstituting semaglutide chart, which breaks down the exact amounts needed. Generally, you’ll want to add the correct amount of diluent (usually sterile water) to the vial containing the lyophilized semaglutide. Be sure to mix gently until it’s fully dissolved, but avoid shaking the vial as this could damage the medication. After reconstitution, make sure to store it properly and check that the solution is clear without any particles before use. If you’re unsure, it’s always a good idea to ask your healthcare provider for clarification on how to reconstitute semaglutide.

Thanks for the great explanation! I’ve been using semaglutide for a while, and I find it helps to always double-check the diluent and ensure the vial is at the right temperature before mixing. I had a bad experience once when I didn’t let the vial warm up a bit, and it was harder to mix. So, I agree—following the chart is very helpful!