What’s Included in My Wegovy Pill Bundle?

Each Wegovy pill bundle includes two packets of Wegovy pills (30 tablets in each), giving 60 tablets in total — enough for a two-month supply. Depending on where treatment is up to, the same dose can be kept for both months to give the body more time to adjust, or stepped up to a higher dose for the second packet. Either way, bundles are designed to suit individual needs, following the usual Wegovy pills dosing schedule.

The available bundles are:

Bundle	Price	Schedule
1.5mg & 4mg	£178.00	One month on 1.5mg, then increasing to 4mg
4mg & 4mg	£189.00	Two months on 4mg
4mg & 9mg	£209.00	One month on 4mg, then increasing to 9mg
9mg & 9mg	£229.00	Two months on 9mg
9mg & 25mg	£299.00	One month on 9mg, then increasing to 25mg
25mg & 25mg	£379.00	Two months on the 25mg maintenance dose

How to Use Your Wegovy Pill Bundle

A bundle provides two packets of Wegovy pills for a 60-day supply in total, but the way the tablets are taken doesn’t change — it’s still just one pill a day, so there’s no need, or benefit, to doubling up.

• Take first thing in the morning, on an empty stomach, before eating, drinking, or taking any other oral medication
• Swallow whole with no more than 120ml of plain water — not sparkling water, coffee, juice, or anything else
• Wait at least 30 minutes before eating, drinking anything other than water, or taking other medications
• Don’t crush, chew, or split the tablet
• Take it at the same time every morning so it becomes part of a routine
• Only take one pill a day, even after a missed dose — don’t double up to catch up, just resume with the next scheduled dose

Potential Wegovy Pill Side Effects

Like all medications, the Wegovy pill might cause side effects in some people, though not everybody will experience them. Side effects tend to be more common when first starting treatment or after a dose increase, and are usually mild and manageable.

Very Common Side Effects (more than 1 in 10 people)

• Headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, stomach pain, feeling weak or tired, upset stomach or indigestion

Common Side Effects (up to 1 in 10 people)

• Dizziness, burping, gas, bloating, inflamed stomach (gastritis), reflux or heartburn, gallstones, hair loss, changes in taste, changes in skin sensation, low blood sugar in patients with diabetes

Wegovy Pill Warnings

Wegovy pills shouldn’t be taken by anyone who:

• Is allergic to semaglutide or any of the other listed ingredients
• Has previously had a serious allergic reaction to semaglutide or any Wegovy ingredient
• Has, or has a close family member with, medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC), a type of thyroid cancer
• Has multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN 2)
• Is pregnant or breastfeeding

A prescriber should be told before starting if someone:

• Has or has had problems with their pancreas, kidneys, or gallbladder
• Has type 1 or type 2 diabetes, with or without a history of diabetic retinopathy
• Is due to have surgery or a procedure involving anaesthesia
• Is planning to become pregnant — Wegovy may harm an unborn baby, so it should be stopped at least two months before trying to conceive
• Is planning to breastfeed, as it isn’t recommended while taking Wegovy pills

A prescriber should always be told about any medications being taken, including prescription medicines, over-the-counter treatments, and vitamins or supplements, since Wegovy can affect how some medicines work and vice versa. This is especially important for anyone taking diabetes medications, as combined use increases the risk of hypoglycaemia.

How to Store Your Wegovy Pill Bundle

Because a bundle means holding multiple packets that won’t be used right away, correct storage matters even more.

Tablets should be stored in their original packaging, in a dry place away from moisture — a bathroom that gets hot and steamy isn’t a suitable spot.

When Should I Re-Order My Wegovy Pill Bundle?

Timing tip Re-order a Wegovy pill bundle 1-2 weeks before the next packet is needed. This gives clinicians time to review the consultation, and allows enough time for the order to arrive before the current supply runs out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I take a different dose from each packet in my bundle?

It depends on the bundle chosen. Some bundles keep the same dose across both packets to allow more time to adjust, while others step up to a higher dose for the second month, following the standard titration schedule.

Can I take two pills in one day if I forget the day before?

No only one pill should be taken per day, even after a missed dose. Doubling up doesn’t make up for the missed tablet and can increase the risk of side effects; simply resume with the next scheduled dose.

How should I store the second, unopened packet?

Both packets should be stored in their original packaging, in a dry place away from moisture, whether currently in use or waiting to be started.

When’s the best time to reorder a bundle?

Around 1-2 weeks before the current supply is due to run out, to allow time for consultation review and delivery.