The supporting pieces, chosen with care.

Home sharps container (1 qt)

Required for safe disposal of prescribed injection supplies. Most states require sealed sharps disposal.

Alcohol prep pads (200)

Skin prep before any clinician-prescribed injection.

Weekly injection and supplement organizer

One drawer per week for prescribed vials, pens, and your supplement stack. Keeps the protocol visible.

Daily pill pack organizer (AM/PM)

For the oral supplements an ND often pairs with a GLP-1 protocol: electrolytes, protein, fiber, magnesium.

Insulated medication travel case

Prescribed GLP-1s need refrigeration. Travel without breaking the cold chain.

Clean electrolyte powder (no sugar)

Nausea and reduced intake on GLP-1s often mean low sodium and potassium. Discuss with your clinician.

Grass-fed whey or plant protein

Protein targets protect muscle while appetite is low. Your ND will set your target.

Ginger chews or capsules

A traditional nausea remedy many NDs recommend alongside GLP-1 therapy.

Body-composition smart scale

Track lean mass, not just weight. Muscle preservation is the holistic priority on any GLP-1 protocol.

Protocol journal

Daily log for appetite, nausea, hydration, protein, sleep, mood. Bring it to your clinician check-in.