It's generally safe to take cold and flu tablets with Mounjaro as no interactions exist between them. Speak to your pharmacist if unsure about what to take.

You can't buy Mounjaro over-the-counter as it's a prescription-only medication. You need to meet strict eligibility criteria to buy Mounjaro.

You can inject Mounjaro (tirzepatide) at any time of day - morning, afternoon, or evening. But it's recommended to keep your injection timing consistent.

Eating a diet based on whole foods, mindful eating habits, and strategic timing of your Mounjaro injection can manage nausea from Mounjaro

You can switch from Ozempic to Mounjaro, but you can't be on them at the same time. Find out more from our clinical team here.

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) begins reducing appetite within 24 hours of your first injection, though individual response to the medication will vary.

You can switch from Saxenda to Mounjaro, but you'd need to start at the lowest dose of Mounjaro on Second Nature's programme. Find out more here.

You can switch from Mounjaro to Wegovy but must follow a structured transition plan under medical supervision. Find out more here.

A diet based on whole foods, proper hydration, and electrolyte balance effectively manages diarrhoea while taking Mounjaro. Find out more here.

A diet rich in whole foods containing plenty of fibre from fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds is the most effective strategy for managing constipation.