
Sublingual Semaglutide Drops
Semaglutide as daily drops under the tongue, for people who want a GLP-1 program without injections.
Price includes the provider visit, medication and shipping. You are charged for medication only after a licensed provider approves. Rx programs require an online visit with a licensed provider · results vary.
- Online visit with a licensed provider
- 15 mL bottle of drops each month
- Dosing instructions and portal support
- Shipping
Get this program with a training program from Cordell in the Lean & Strong bundle (women) or Gentle Start bundle (women).
What it is
Sublingual semaglutide is a compounded liquid placed under the tongue once a day. It is an option for people who do not want weekly injections. A licensed provider reviews your history online, decides whether it is appropriate and sets your daily dose.
Who it is for
- Adults who qualify for a GLP-1 program and prefer no needles
- People who like a simple daily routine
Safety
Common side effects include nausea, reduced appetite and stomach upset. Your provider reviews the risks and how to take the drops.
May not be right for you if you have:
- Pregnancy, planning pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer or MEN2
- History of pancreatitis
This is not a full list. Your licensed provider reviews your full history, medicines and risks before prescribing.
How it works
- Pick your program. Choose a program and tap Start.
- Online visit. Answer a short health questionnaire. A licensed provider in your state reviews it, usually within 1 to 2 business days.
- Shipped to your door. If you are approved, a licensed US pharmacy prepares your medication and ships it. You are only charged for medication after approval.
- Stay on track. Message your provider in the portal and refill. Train with The Dell Effect.
Needle-Free GLP-1 Drops FAQ
How much is the needle-free glp-1 drops?
$140/mo, including the provider visit, medication and shipping.
How do I take sublingual semaglutide?
You hold the prescribed number of drops under your tongue once a day, as your provider directs.
Are drops the same as the injection?
No. They are a different form with different dosing. Your provider can help you decide which fits you.