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The Complete GLP-1 Medication Comparison Table (2026)

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This table brings together every GLP-1-class medication covered in this knowledge base, active, discontinued, compounded, and investigational, in one place for direct comparison. Each medication links to a full, detailed guide covering dosing, side effects, and warnings.

MedicationActive IngredientManufacturerDrug ClassRouteFrequencyPrimary Indication(s)Status
Semaglutide (generic)SemaglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1Injection / OralWeekly / DailyVaries by brandActive
OzempicSemaglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1Injection / TabletWeekly / DailyType 2 diabetes, CV risk, kidney diseaseActive
WegovySemaglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1Injection / TabletWeekly / DailyWeight management, CV risk, MASHActive
RybelsusSemaglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1Oral tabletDailyType 2 diabetesDiscontinued (May 2026, transitioned to Ozempic tablet)
Tirzepatide (generic)TirzepatideEli LillyGLP-1/GIPInjectionWeeklyVaries by brandActive
MounjaroTirzepatideEli LillyGLP-1/GIPInjectionWeeklyType 2 diabetes, CV risk (HFpEF)Active
ZepboundTirzepatideEli LillyGLP-1/GIPInjectionWeeklyWeight management, obstructive sleep apneaActive
Liraglutide (generic)LiraglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1InjectionDailyVaries by brandActive
VictozaLiraglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1InjectionDailyType 2 diabetes, CV riskActive
SaxendaLiraglutideNovo NordiskGLP-1InjectionDailyWeight managementActive
Dulaglutide (generic)DulaglutideEli LillyGLP-1InjectionWeeklyVaries by brandActive
TrulicityDulaglutideEli LillyGLP-1InjectionWeeklyType 2 diabetes, CV riskActive
Exenatide (generic)ExenatideAmneal (generic)GLP-1InjectionDaily / WeeklyType 2 diabetesDiscontinued brands; generic available
ByettaExenatideAstraZenecaGLP-1InjectionTwice dailyType 2 diabetesDiscontinued (October 2024)
Bydureon BCiseExenatide (extended-release)AstraZenecaGLP-1InjectionWeeklyType 2 diabetesDiscontinued (October 2024)
AdlyxinLixisenatideSanofiGLP-1InjectionDailyType 2 diabetesActive
Compounded SemaglutideSemaglutideVarious compounding pharmaciesGLP-1InjectionWeeklyNot FDA-approvedLegally restricted (narrow 503A exceptions only, 2026)
Compounded TirzepatideTirzepatideVarious compounding pharmaciesGLP-1/GIPInjectionWeeklyNot FDA-approvedLegally restricted; status varies, verify with FDA directly
RetatrutideRetatrutideEli LillyGLP-1/GIP/GlucagonInjectionWeeklyInvestigational (obesity, diabetes)Not FDA-approved (NDA expected late 2026)
CagriSemaCagrilintide + SemaglutideNovo NordiskAmylin + GLP-1InjectionWeeklyInvestigational (weight management)Not FDA-approved (NDA filed December 2025)

How to Read This Table

Drug Class distinguishes single-target GLP-1 medications from dual (GLP-1/GIP) and triple (GLP-1/GIP/Glucagon) agonists, which generally show stronger average effects due to their broader mechanism.

Status reflects availability as of 2026, several medications on this list are discontinued brands, legally restricted compounded versions, or investigational drugs not yet available by prescription. Always verify current status before assuming availability.

A Note on Compounded and Investigational Entries

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are included for completeness, but their legal availability is narrow and actively changing, see their dedicated pages for current detail. Retatrutide and CagriSema are investigational and not available by prescription under any circumstances outside clinical trial enrollment.

References

  • U.S. FDA prescribing information for each listed brand medication
  • DailyMed prescribing information database
  • Individual medication guides linked throughout this table, each with full source citations

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DietApp.com combines evidence-based GLP-1 medication education with practical treatment tracking tools. This table is for general informational purposes and is not medical advice. Medication availability and legal status change frequently, always verify current details with your provider, pharmacy, or the FDA directly.

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