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GLP-1 concentration explorer

GLP-1 Plotter and Dosage Calculator

Visualize how semaglutide, tirzepatide, retatrutide and liraglutide accumulate and decline over time with a clear, interactive pharmacokinetic model.

Educational use only Weekly and daily views
Uses published half-life data
Supports custom dose schedules
Includes missed dose simulations
Mobile friendly PDF export
Educational pharmacokinetic plotter

GLP-1 Plotter and dosage simulator

Visualize how semaglutide, tirzepatide, retatrutide and liraglutide accumulate in the body over time with a clear, interactive model built for education and planning.

Published half-life data

Built-in reference

Custom schedules

Offset and missed dose

Display modes

Daily and weekly

Inputs

Custom simulation

Ready

Missed dose

Simulate a skipped or delayed injection.

Current drug level

200%

Peak

200%

Lowest

55%

Average

140%

Drug concentration curve
Estimated concentration over time with injection days and the therapeutic window.
Injection daysTherapeutic windowMissed dose marker
Current insight
A weekly schedule tends to build a steady concentration curve over several weeks. The plotted line shows how repeated dosing can create a smoother plateau than a single dose.
Accumulation factor2x
Steady stateWeek 2
Next injection0 days
Medication facts

Half-life

~7 days

Typical frequency

Weekly

Brand names

Ozempic · Wegovy · Rybelsus

Weekly accumulation
Average estimated concentration each week.
Daily elimination
How concentration falls after the last dose in the selected window.
Weight projection
Illustrative trend for the selected dose and loss rate.
Dose schedule
Timeline for the selected weekly or daily rhythm.

Week

1

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 0

Peak

40%

Remaining

100%

Week

2

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 7

Peak

40%

Remaining

93%

Week

3

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 14

Peak

40%

Remaining

86%

Week

4

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 21

Peak

40%

Remaining

79%

Week

5

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 28

Peak

40%

Remaining

72%

Week

6

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 35

Peak

42%

Remaining

65%

Week

7

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 42

Peak

50%

Remaining

58%

Week

8

Dose

1 mg

Injection date

Day 49

Peak

58%

Remaining

51%

How it works

The model uses a first-order elimination curve. Each dose adds a new contribution, and the total concentration decays over time with the selected half-life.

The formula used is C(t) = Dose × e(-kt), where k = ln(2) / half-life. This creates realistic accumulation and steady-state behavior for repeated dosing.

Trust and education
Uses published half-life data
Supports custom schedules
Educational only
Mobile friendly PDF export
Weight loss section

A helpful educational projection

Weight-loss projections are illustrative and depend on nutrition, activity, adherence and individual response. The graph above is intended for learning, not medical or dosing decisions.

Starting weight85 kg
Goal weight75 kg
Expected weekly loss0.8 kg
Projected timeline12 weeks

Medication comparison

Compare semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide for accumulation shape and half-life.

Offset days

Use this to simulate missed doses and see how the curve changes next week.

Decision support

The chart helps users understand exposure over time without replacing medical advice.

PDF export

Print or export the page for a clean summary sheet for your doctor, coach or planner.

Educational explanation cards

Half-life

The half-life describes how quickly the drug concentration falls after each dose. A shorter half-life usually produces more visible swings between doses.

Steady state

Repeated dosing raises the average concentration until the body removes the same amount it receives. That is the plateau visualized in the line chart.

Accumulation

Accumulation happens when new doses arrive before the older dose has fully disappeared. The chart captures this pattern for weekly and daily schedules.

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Current drug level
See the latest estimated concentration in the selected window.
Steady state
Understand when repeated dosing begins to plateau and stabilize.
Offset and missed doses
Model delayed or skipped injections and compare the effect on the curve.
How the GLP-1 plotter works

The simulation uses a first-order elimination model. Each dose contributes a new exponential curve and the total concentration is the sum of all the remaining contributions.

The formula is C(t) = Dose × e(-kt) where k = ln(2) / half-life. That makes repeated dosing create accumulation and an eventual plateau.

Half-life, steady state, offset days and missed injections all shape the curve you see. The chart is best used to understand patterns rather than make treatment decisions.

Weight loss projection

Weight loss projections are illustrative only. Results depend on nutrition, activity, adherence and individual response.

This section is designed to help users understand how medication exposure and body-weight trends can be viewed together in a simple educational format.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions and answers about our calculator