Australia
GLP-1 tracking resources for Australia
A useful record starts with the medicine you were actually supplied. Keep its details, your administration history and your questions together, with Australian information sources close at hand.
Prepare a record for your next pharmacy visit
A brand name alone may not identify the exact presentation on your prescription. Keep the pack and dispensing label available when you organise your notes. The Australian guides below help you separate your personal administration record from official medicine information and a formal report to the regulator.
Use the ARTG and Consumer Medicine Information guide when you want to locate the relevant Australian product information. Use the reporting worksheet when you need a dated account of something you experienced. Both include blank files you can use immediately; neither chooses a treatment or changes a prescribed dose.
- Record dates, the product as supplied, and the unit shown on your prescription.
- Keep weight values with their unit and symptoms with their time of onset.
- Bring unresolved questions to your pharmacist or treating clinician.
Australian worksheets and guides
Start your Australian GLP-1 log with the right medicine details
Start an Australian GLP-1 medicine record with the exact pack details, ARTG lookup and CMI leaflet. Download a free worksheet for your pharmacist questions.
Prepare GLP-1 symptom notes for a TGA report
Organise GLP-1 symptoms, medicine details and dates before a TGA adverse-event report in Australia. Free CSV worksheet and the official reporting route.
Keep your routine together with Capydose
Capydose for iPhone records doses, reminders, weight, symptoms and notes, and exports PDF or CSV reports. These reports can help organise what you choose to discuss. They are not an ARTG lookup, a TGA submission or a connection to your pharmacy.
View Capydose in the Australian App Store
iOS 18 or later. Treatment tracking requires Premium; Android is in review.