Retatrutide titration schedule
Build a week-by-week retatrutide titration schedule. Retatrutide is escalated slowly from a low starting dose to reduce gastrointestinal side effects.
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once weeklyIllustrative schedule based on Phase 2 trial escalation; higher doses (8–12 mg) were also studied. This chart uses authored dose steps only; it does not allow custom dosing.
Reaches 4 mg in 16 weeks.
| Weeks | Dose | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 | 0.5 mg | starting dose |
| 5–8 | 1 mg | step |
| 9–12 | 2 mg | step |
| 13–16 | 4 mg | maintenance |
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How titration works
Titration means starting with a lower dose, staying there for a set number of weeks, and only then moving to the next authored step. The chart above shows the week range for each step so you can see the full ramp before tracking anything in the app.
- 1
0.5 mg · starting dose
Hold this once weekly subcutaneous dose for the selected cadence before considering the next chart step.
- 2
1 mg
Hold this once weekly subcutaneous dose for the selected cadence before considering the next chart step.
- 3
2 mg
Hold this once weekly subcutaneous dose for the selected cadence before considering the next chart step.
- 4
4 mg · maintenance
Hold this once weekly subcutaneous dose for the selected cadence before considering the next chart step.
Questions people ask
These answers explain the chart mechanics. They are not instructions to start, stop, or change a dose.
How do you titrate Retatrutide?
Retatrutide titration usually means moving through authored dose steps gradually instead of jumping to the goal dose. In this chart, each once weekly subcutaneous dose is held for the selected number of weeks before the next step appears.
How long until the full Retatrutide dose?
It depends on the goal dose and cadence you select. The planner calculates the total weeks from the first dose through the chosen goal step, so shortening the goal or changing the cadence changes the total time shown in the chart.
Can you titrate Retatrutide faster?
Some labels and studies define minimum time at each step, and faster escalation can increase tolerability or safety concerns. This tool keeps the choices inside the authored schedule and should not be used to override a prescriber's instructions.
This Retatrutide dosing chart is an educational example based on published labels or trial schedules. It is not medical advice, does not replace a prescriber, and should not be used to start, stop, accelerate, or change a dose without medical supervision.
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