Appointment preparation guide

What to track before your next GLP-1 visit

Bring a clear record of what you took, what you noticed, and what you want to ask. The goal is not to interpret the information yourself. It is to make the appointment easier to use.

A practical visit checklist

  • Medication list: names, dose labels, and any other medicines or supplements you want to discuss.
  • Recent timeline: dose dates and the dates of observations you want to remember.
  • Symptoms or changes: what you noticed, when it started, and how it changed.
  • Progress information: weight or other routine signals only if they are relevant to your discussion.
  • Questions: the concerns, instructions, or follow-up steps you want clarified.

MedlinePlus recommends bringing a list of medicines, questions, and concerns, and writing down symptom descriptions before an appointment.

Organize the timeline

Section What to bring Purpose
Medication Medication names, dose labels, and recent dates Gives the visit a clear factual starting point
Observations What you noticed, when it started, and how it changed Reduces reliance on memory during the appointment
Progress Weight or routine signals you chose to track Brings factual context when it is relevant to the discussion
Questions Concerns, instructions to clarify, and follow-up questions Helps you use limited appointment time deliberately
Next steps Notes you take during the visit and any written instructions Creates a record of what you understood and need to revisit

Turn logs into a reviewable report

Iris brings dose history, observations, support records, and progress context into a Dose Report you control.

Iris Dose Report showing patient-entered dose, effects, support records, weight change, and export
Dose Report organizes user-entered information for review and optional sharing.

Keep the boundary clear

Iris helps organize your own record. It does not prescribe, verify doses, interpret symptoms, recommend treatment, or replace licensed care.

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Common questions

What should I bring?

Bring your medication list and dose labels, recent dose dates, observations you want to discuss, relevant progress information, and a written list of questions.

Does Iris send reports automatically?

No. Iris keeps the record under your control. You choose whether to export or share information.

Does Iris recommend medication or dose changes?

No. Iris is an organizational tool and does not prescribe, verify doses, interpret symptoms, or recommend treatment.

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Keep the visit record under your control.

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