Brands

A brand name is not a drug and not a dose. One brand here covers 2 separately approved products, and the differences between them — the indication, the ladder, the ceiling, the device — are exactly what a page about the molecule cannot tell you.

GLP-1 & weight loss

OzempicsemaglutideA weekly injection capped at 2 mg and a daily tablet capped at 9 mg, sold under the same brand name and described in two different labels.2 approved products · 7 differences from semaglutide

Why these are separate from the compound pages

A compound page describes a molecule: what it is dissolved in, how it is given, what the label says to monitor. That is nearly the whole story when one molecule is one product. It stops working the moment a molecule is sold as several products with different approved uses and different maximum doses, because then the molecule has no maximum dose and no approved use — each product does. These pages are where that stops being ambiguous.