United Kingdom
GLP-1 tracking resources for the UK
Turn the dates and questions you want to remember into a clear record for your next medicines review. Use UK sources and printable worksheets alongside your prescribed treatment.
Make your next medicines review easier to prepare
Whether your prescription comes through NHS care or a private service, a personal diary can help you explain what you recorded between appointments. Bring the exact product and dispensing instructions, your own dates and the questions you have not yet answered. The diary does not determine entitlement, eligibility or a prescribing plan.
The review checklist below focuses on preparing that conversation. A separate Yellow Card worksheet helps organise observations if you choose to report a suspected side effect. Reporting and getting medical attention are different tasks; a diary or submitted report does not replace care.
- Keep a list of prescribed medicines and the questions you want to discuss.
- Write the unit with each weight entry; retain the original measurement if converting it.
- Use dates and your own descriptions rather than assuming what caused a symptom.
UK checklists and reporting notes
Bring a useful GLP-1 record to your UK medicines review
Prepare a UK medicines review with your GLP-1 history, other medicines, weight units and questions. Download a free pharmacist appointment worksheet.
Prepare a GLP-1 symptom diary for a Yellow Card report
Prepare a clear GLP-1 symptom timeline before using the UK Yellow Card scheme. Free downloadable notes sheet with medicine, batch and follow-up prompts.
A personal record on your iPhone
Capydose keeps dose history, reminders, weight in kg or lb, symptoms and notes together. You can export your records as PDF or CSV. Capydose does not connect to NHS records, submit Yellow Cards or provide prescription services.
View Capydose in the UK App Store
Requires iOS 18 or later and Premium for treatment tracking. Android is in review.