how to use Ozempic Pen

from the manufacturer's website

[@joannederevjanik]

Thank you for this video. It helps me a lot and do not feel alone

[@danielamihaila4423]

Thank you very much for this video! Greetings from Romania !

[@stefanostefani4414]

Thanks a lot Sofia ! Greetings form Verona., Italia.

[@Dayoung1s5933]

The best instructional video on Ozempic usage!

[@lynntraub9973]

What happened to cleaning the skin with alcohol any time you give any kind of injection? These instructions are wrong !

[@armnaz4604]

Your video and explanation are the best 👌 Thank you

[@Mike-cc5ug]

Thank you for this video, I have to watch it every Friday to remember, Hopefully, one day I won't have to watch it too remember!

[@leslierobinson1251]

Mike I’m the same way. I’m on week 2

[@lynntraub9973]

What happened to cleaning the skin with alcohol any time you give any kind of injection? These instructions are wrong !

[@verthib]

@@lynntraub9973 Why are you spamming everyone? You posted this multiple times.

[@robertoblanco501]

Thank you so much for the awesome detail!

[@randaabdelrahman2896]

Thank you very much . Very good

[@annalara9427]

Very precise and informative!

[@ruthjohnson1135]

Hoping you can help. Today was first day at.05 and I loaded, inject then when it went back to zero I let my finger off. Then I pushed back down and counted to 6. Not sure if I got the meds. Not sure what to do.

[@verthib]

@@ruthjohnson1135 According to the video we should be holding the button down continuously while the dose counter goes to "0" AND while we count to 6.

[@Liberty1877]

Bad advice, @ruthjohnson1135 is self-medicating. If she was following her MD's instructions, she would've started at a low dose and worked up to 0.5mg

[@ebonyeyestoo]

Thanks for the info yours was very good

[@cokingwithyussi2649]

Thank you for video

[@rozlin313]

I'm grateful to find your video. I was on Bydureon Cise pin (which I loved) but insurance doesn't cover it. Starting Ozempic as soon as I get the nerve. 🙄

[@leslierobinson1251]

Rozlin313 it is scary but I didn’t even feel it. Just hard to do it at first.

[@midnightflower4307]

Thank you for this video 👍🏽

[@verthib]

Unfortunately none of the written instructions state to hold the button down while we count to 6, however the video shows the woman holding for both the dose counter, AND the count to 6. When I called customer service they indicated they didn't know the correct answer. I think Ozempic should indicate when we are supposed to release the button.

[@user-rv3gc2qx9e]

Did you ever find out if the button has to be pressed down still for the 6 seconds after?

[@verthib]

@@user-rv3gc2qx9e Unfortunately not, even after calling them again and doing some more research on line. Personally what I do now is insert the pen, push the button and when the medication is done releasing, I hold the button down for six more seconds, then I let go of the button, and then I pull out the pen. It’s been working pretty well with very infrequent bruising.

[@Liberty1877]

@@verthib Ozempic agents depending on which country's call centre you reached can be as dumb as those who believe the earth is flat. Maybe even dumber. One woman or man, I couldn't tell was speaking so slow and from a script. I thought it was a bot. My MD told me to hold and press the button after pushing and holding the pen into my belly, wait until the counter resets to zero, then count to 11. There's always a bit of liquid left on the pen, and sometimes the pen doesn't deliver the full dose with the last needle. On my right abdomen, I bleed, and it's painful but not on my left. You also need to relocate the injection site but how the heck are we supposed to remember each time? One recommendation is to ensure the new injection site is a least a finger away from the previous. Are we supposed to use a marker to outline the site used? Anyway, for $300 a pen, this is unacceptable. Fortunately, a new provider and more effective pen/drug is in testing (trials).

[@deew3426]

Thanks this i the only completely explained video well done

[@lauraallen2761]

It's hard to believe the manufacturer would put this out without use of an alcohol wipe before injection. But there it is, not once in the whole video do they talk about cleaning the injection site.

[@markclinton8681]

Hey

[@vaughandavies5436]

Yes I was very surprised by that too Laura.

[@kylina3432]

This wasn't put out by the manufacturer

[@emilymitchell7988]

It’s because it is a subcutaneous injection. This means it goes into the subcut space just under the skin. Due to the frequency of subcut injections regardless of if it’s ozempic or anything else the alcohol wipe will actually do more damage to your skin over time so it isn’t a requirement. Anything that sit on your skin around your stomach won’t do much harm to your body in that space. The only time they alcohol wipe the skin is if it’s going into the muscle or if it is visibly dirty. I’m studying to be a nurse and I was equally as shocked when I found out

[@kylina3432]

@@emilymitchell7988 Thank you Emily! That's so good to know

[@leslierobinson1251]

Thanks so much. This is my second injection. 1st time I took it out when it turned to zero. TODAY, I will count to 6 before I take it out. Good reminders.

[@dollydeleon1004]

I did the same thing I guess we are suppose to hold it down for 6 seconds before taking it out 😬

[@lynntraub9973]

What happened to cleaning the skin with alcohol any time you give any kind of injection? These instructions are wrong !

[@connietoney34]

I did the same thing the first injection. I forgot to count to 6.

[@christinet.4159]

I tried to use the pen today and even though I'm sure that it was adequately pressed against my arm and it just ran down my arm and the pen buzzed

[@georgiii_]

Thanks 👍

[@cljohnson1966]

Why is this so hard for me to do??? I've been sitting here for half an hour trying to get my guts up to inject for the first time. The video is very helpful but I just have to get my courage up!

[@PantojaManuel]

I am scared too, my friend.

[@cljohnson1966]

Well, one month later and the medication still sits in my fridge. Improved diet and exercise, even in this stressful world of COVID-19, has gotten my sugars down a long ways. If I'm ever to use this, I'm gonna have to get somebody else to stab me.

[@rheat3410]

Its very painless! The needle is so thin that you barely feel anything.

[@MB-lo1jx]

It is so easy you won’t even feel it I promise!

[@kylina3432]

I hope to hear good news from you cljohnson1966....how have you been doing with or without it?

[@JorgePerez-xo4pd]

I forgot to count to six before removing the needle. Will it cause a problem ???

[@verthib]

If you didn't count to 6, the entire dose was NOT injected. You posted this 3 months ago, so hope you are doing well and learned how to use it with ease. I just took my 3rd dose. The first one was scary because I don't like needles but I didn't even feel it so now I think I'll be good to go!

[@JeromeBill7718]

I like the sound of the flowing river in the background but it is a little distracting.

[@donhoe585]

Thank you for the info. How do you know when the pen is empty/used up?

[@jtfeasor]

It seems "programmed" to quit working after six injections.

[@amosnandy8551]

@@jtfeasor when you can't turn the Dosage Knob, it's empty

[@blobby273]

when you say only check the flow with each new pen do you mean the pen or the needle

[@michaelking5091]

The needle

[@karinhowell8169]

You only have to prime with each new pen

[@info12williams34]

Thanks for the video but you didn't use an alcohol wipe to clean the skin before injection

[@KaitlynSage]

Legit anyone watching this please make sure you wipe the area down with an alcohol wipe first. Don’t ever just lift up your shirt and just inject yourself like this.

[@scottk3713]

I was surprised by that as well. My pharmacist made a big deal about using an alcohol wipe before injection. I can't imagine why they skipped that step.

[@nonamerooster5413]

My GP has never said this…

[@drrameshgomez3634]

No need to wipe it with alcohol

[@amartrehan5359]

Everytime I inject it there are a drop or two drops that come out. I held it for 20 seconds but still droplet came out. What am I doing wrong?

[@Liberty1877]

it's actually normal. did ozempic or your MD confirm this with you?

[@beneathdatrees0]

I've left my Ozempic pen in room temperature for several days before finally refrigerating it. I haven't used it yet. Is it still any good?

[@terranowe]

it pretty much says on the packing that you dont have to refrigerate it. only while its on the pharmacy shelves waiting to be sold. Im guessing it degrades over time if not refrigerated but not in the amount of time you have to use it by once you start using it.

[@mirandavargas5300]

I just started 0.25 but I jumped to 0.5 and I returned it to 0.25 is that ok

[@tifahxx]

No you do 4 weeks of 0.25 week 5 you do 0.5 and STAY AT THAT my mom was just put on this prank. Ik this reply is late just helping any other people on it make sure you do it the same day the same time

[@mileyli9809]

I injected it I don't know if the is ozempic fluid is in my body I did not count 6 times

[@katrenajohnson3185]

My doctor gave me this to take I'm not a type 2 diabetic do I take it

[@tarajones6593]

It also helps with obesity and weight loss

[@susanbattige8681]

Its for blood sugar also .is your blood sugar high? Whats weight? How about cholesterol?

[@loreneharris2132]

My pen is not turning

[@hottew5726]

Ich habe heute das erste Mal Qzempic 0,25 my gespritzt seit dem habe ich permanent einen Zuckerwert von über 250 mg/dl ist das normal?? I injected Qzempic 0.25 my for the first time since then I have a permanent sugar level of over 250 mg / dl is this normal?

[@callieroberts5306]

Support Tour de Cure..

[@Liberty1877]

Those lines are very difficult to read, and the pen needs to be redesigned. I injected in the exact same spot as in the video, and it was PAINFUL and I bled for several hours.

[@martineafriat3045]

Traduire en français

[@domjervis]

Between the robo-voice, and the fact that it and the video are not synched-up, this video is CREEPY! UGH!! Unfortunately, my Gal at Simple Southern Life appears to have vanished. First item on the To Do List: Find another Ozempic "Coach" before next week's injection

[@taylorhogan8889]

I'm sorry. I'm not a professional, just saw a need. I think you can go to the company website for a synched video. Blessings.

[@DCFunBud]

It is creepy. I think she must be speaking another language and it was dubbed into English.

[@jessiepooch]

Creepy? You need help.

[@DCFunBud]

@@jessiepooch Oh, will do!

[@eval6416]

Has anybody use this for weight loss?

[@chinaluly66]

Yes , this is type 2 diabetis but also to lose weight.

[@Les445]

Yes I have used it and I've lost 18 lb in 2 months.

[@BigBecky25]

This medicine ruined my kidneys and pancreas I’m on dialysis now!!! 😢😢😢

[@chelseanicole3641]

I'm so sorry to hear that. How long were you on the medication??

[@Liberty1877]

@@chelseanicole3641 probably never took the medication at all. but you can tell from some of the SM comments that these people are getting the pen from online sources without the monitoring by their MD.

[@AgentSmith911]

I accidentally dropped the pen and injected my toe with it, does that count?

[@tifahxx]

No

[@AnnD135]

One dose put me in hospital for a week and still had side affects for 4 weeks. Don’t take this!

[@41ght0n1x]

So glad that you feel your personal experience will be that of everybody else, so you felt obligated to tell everyone not to take it.

[@helen5852]

@@41ght0n1x She's sharing her difficult experience, and feels it's important to pass along. You don't have to be snarky about it, read her advise and if you don't like, or agree then just scoot along!🙄

[@41ght0n1x]

Its funny how you say I didn't have to leave a snarky remark, yet here you are doing exactly that. You seem to have come come down with an acute case of hypocrisy. Hope you find a cure for that.

[@verthib]

@@helen5852 She told people to not take it ! That's very different than just explaining what her personal experience was. She also didn't include any experience at all.... no side effects, etc. Her comment was unhelpful and unnecessary.

[@barricohen9984]

Oh dear. What happened?

[@davidhefner5668]

Ozempic made me sick. It also CAUSES thyroid cancer. The commercial on TV doesn't say that.

[@katherineyost1653]

Yes, in rats.

[@lorengazarek3866]

Only in people who have family history of thyroid cancer. It is also a very rare side effect. All medicines/vaccines have side effects.

[@pattkakes6433]

Wrong.

[@teresaglover3615]

Amazed you’re not cleaning your skin with alcohol

[@drrameshgomez3634]

No need

[@cosmicclouds_]

@@drrameshgomez3634 there is a need to prevent possible infection. How tf are you a doctor? Wait you’re probably not based on your bio so stfu

[@user-gt5cz5gj4g]

Cheap voice-over

[@lynntraub9973]

What happened to cleaning the skin with alcohol any time you give any kind of injection? These instructions are wrong !

[@thedude5869]

Is this a kung fu movie?

[@Liberty1877]

Are you Trump's missionary?

[@marias2746]

Why are people not afraid to wake up with a tumor in their neck ??

[@jose.luis.ayala.]

The OZEMPIC pen is TOO COMPLICATED. Due to shortages, I've been switched to TRULICITY which is VERY EASY to use. It's straightforward & simple.

[@Liberty1877]

Shameless plug, but I agree the pen is too complex.