Sema (Semaglutide) Dosage Guide: Weekly Titration and Units

Dosing Guide — 2026-11-11

Sema (semaglutide) is a GLP-1 receptor agonist studied for metabolic and weight-loss research. It's dosed once weekly on a slow upward titration to manage nausea. This guide covers reconstitution, the full titration schedule in syringe units, and vial longevity. The numbers match our Sema 10mg protocol page.

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Reconstitution math

Standard reconstitution: add exactly 1 mL bacteriostatic water to the 10 mg vial.

MetricValue
Peptide10 mg
Bac water1 mL
Concentration10 mg/mL
Per 10 units1 mg

Weekly titration schedule

Sema is titrated upward over months, holding each step ≥4 weeks before increasing. Don't skip steps — nausea spikes if you do.

StepDoseUnits (U-100)
Conservative start0.25 mg~2–3 units
Typical real-world start0.5 mg5 units
Step up1 mg10 units
Step up1.7 mg17 units
Target (if needed)2–2.4 mg20–24 units

Administration and cycling

Side effects and support

Sema vs other GLP compounds

Sema is the single-agonist GLP-1; Triz adds GIP (dual agonist) and Reta adds glucagon (triple agonist). For comparisons, see Reta vs Sema and the Sema research profile. Refrigerate after reconstitution and use within 4 weeks.

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