GLP-1 Pen Click Charts.
What a click table means + the pen mechanics.
There is no official public per-click table, so this derives it from your pen's own totals: enter how much the pen holds and how many clicks it has end-to-end.
Dial to the labeled dose window on the pen per the instructions for use. Click-counting to split doses is off-label and shown for understanding only, not endorsed.
How it works.
Pick your pen
Ozempic is a multi-dose dial pen with clicks; Mounjaro/Zepbound and Wegovy are single-dose pens with no dial. The tool explains the mechanics for each.
For dial pens, enter your pen's totals
There's no official public per-click table, so the tool derives mg per click from the total mg and total clicks of your specific pen.
Dial to the labeled window
The output is for understanding the mechanics. Always dial to the labeled dose window per the instructions for use. Click-splitting is off-label and not endorsed.
FAQ.
Why isn't there a fixed click chart?
There's no official public per-click table, and inventing one would be unsafe. For dial pens the tool derives mg per click from your own pen's total mg and total clicks instead.
Why do Wegovy and Mounjaro have no clicks?
They use single-dose, fixed-dose pens: one pen, one labeled dose, one push. There's no dial to click. Only multi-dose dial pens like Ozempic have clicks.
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