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How to Adjust Your Dose or Switch Medications

Step-by-step instructions for requesting a dosage increase, titration adjustment, or switching between Semaglutide and Tirzepatide through your patient portal and provider chat.

Updated over a month ago

Requesting a Dose Increase (Titration to Maintenance or Within Your Current Medication)

If you're ready to move up to a higher dose of your current medication, follow these steps:

Step 1: Log into Your Patient Portalmy.goodgirlrx.com

Step 2: Navigate to Your Treatments

  • Desktop: Click Treatments on the left sidebar

  • Mobile: Tap the menu at the bottom of your screen

Step 3: Select Your Active Treatment Under Active, choose the treatment you'd like to adjust.

Step 4: Request Dose Adjustment Under "Quick Actions", select "Adjust Next Dose" and complete the follow-up questionnaire.

Step 5: Message Your Provider In addition to completing the questionnaire:

  1. Select Chat (left sidebar on desktop, bottom menu on mobile)

  2. Choose "Send message to: Doctor"

  3. Let them know the specific dose you'd like to adjust to

Response Time: Please allow 24-48 hours for your provider to respond.


Switching Medications (Semaglutide ↔ Tirzepatide)

Changing from one medication to another (for example, Semaglutide to Tirzepatide or vice versa) requires additional steps:

Step 1: Message Your Provider First

  • Go to ChatSend message to: Doctor

  • Request to change your medication for your next shipment

Step 2: Request a Follow-Up Consultation Your provider may need to conduct a brief follow-up evaluation before switching your medication.

Important: We cannot refund or modify shipments already in progress. Your medication change will apply to your next scheduled shipment only.


What We Cannot Do

Request

Policy

Refund current shipment

❌ Not available—prescription medications cannot be returned once shipped

Change medication mid-shipment

❌ Changes apply to next shipment only

Expedite provider responses

❌ Please allow 24-48 hours


Emergency Notice

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.

The provider chat is for non-urgent medication questions only. It is not monitored for emergencies.


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