Free GLP‑1 tools for Canada
Four tools that work with Canadian numbers: Obesity Canada BMI cut-offs, the Health Canada labels, provincial list prices, and the coverage rules where you live. They run in your browser, with no sign-up.
Written for Canada: prices in Canadian dollars, Health Canada approvals, Obesity Canada guidance, and 9-1-1 for emergencies.
General information, not medical advice. GLP‑1 medicines are prescription-only. A result here is something to take to your doctor, nurse practitioner or pharmacist, who makes any decision with you.
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Each one cites its sources on the page.
What's a healthy BMI and waist in Canada?Check your BMI and waist against the Obesity Canada cut-offs, including the lower ones for South, Southeast and East Asian adults. Pounds and inches work too.
How much do Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound cost in Canada?Add up the medicine at public-plan list prices, including generic semaglutide, over 3 to 24 months, with notes on coverage where you live.
What should I ask my doctor about GLP‑1 medicines?Make a free, printable visit sheet: what to bring, questions for your situation, how to check an online service, and when to call 9-1-1.
Checking a clinic or programmeA checklist to tick before you sign up with an online clinic, pharmacy programme or weight-loss service.
Could a GLP‑1 medicine be an option for me?A 1-minute check against the Health Canada labels, the Canadian obesity guideline and the coverage rules in your province.
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Written for Canada, from Health Canada and Obesity Canada