Wegovy 1mg Click Chart: Understanding Your Pen Doses

Pre-filled GLP-1 pens like the Wegovy (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) pens are designed with a click mechanism that helps confirm a dose has been delivered. A click chart simply maps each dose strength to the number of audible or felt clicks you can expect when the injection is complete. It is a reference tool — not a clinical instruction — and your primary source should always be the patient information leaflet that came with your pen, or your prescriber's guidance.

Wegovy dose strengths and the pen

Wegovy is available in several dose strengths, with titration typically moving from a lower starting dose up to the maintenance dose over a number of months, as directed by a prescriber. The dose strengths commonly referenced are 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, 1 mg, 1.7 mg, and 2.4 mg. Each strength comes in its own pre-filled pen, and the click count you experience may differ between devices — always refer to the specific leaflet for the pen in front of you. If you are looking for click-count information for the Wegovy 0.25 mg pen, that page covers the starting-dose device in more detail.

Mounjaro pens and click references

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) pens work on a similar principle. If you have been prescribed Mounjaro rather than Wegovy, click-chart information for higher doses is covered on the Mounjaro 10 mg click chart page and the related Mounjaro pen click chart guide. General dosing context for Mounjaro can also be found in the broader Mounjaro dosing overview.

A note on using click charts safely

Click charts are a helpful cross-reference, but they are not a replacement for reading the official product information. Pen design can vary between batches or markets, and the only authoritative source for your specific device is the leaflet inside the box or the electronic medicines compendium entry for your pen. If a click count seems unexpected, do not adjust or re-administer — contact your prescriber or doctor before proceeding.

Keeping an accurate record of every dose you take is one of the most practical things you can do on a weekly injection schedule. GLP Trackr's dose logging feature lets you record each injection — including the dose strength, the date, and the time — so you always have a clear history to refer back to and to share with your prescriber.

Beyond simply noting that you injected, the app also tracks injection-site rotation, prompting you toward the next recommended site (abdomen, thigh, or upper arm) based on your history. This takes the mental load out of remembering where you last injected, which matters when you are managing a weekly schedule across multiple dose stages.

If you ever miss a dose or are unsure whether a click completed correctly, the right step is to contact your prescriber or doctor — not to re-dose. GLP Trackr lets you log a note against a missed or uncertain dose so you have an accurate record to discuss at your next appointment. Any decision about whether or how to proceed must come from your prescriber, never from a chart or an app alone.

Always follow the guidance of your prescriber or doctor. If anything about your injection felt unusual — an unexpected click count, pain, or device malfunction — contact your healthcare professional before your next dose.

Log every injection, track your sites, and keep a clear history ready for your prescriber — GLP Trackr is free to download on the App Store and Google Play, with a 7-day free trial to get started.