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GLP-1 Interactions Checker: Drug, Food or Drink, One Answer

Pick your GLP-1 medicine, then the medicine, drink or food you want to combine it with. You get the one-line answer from the label and pharmacists, and a link to the full page. 99 pairs checked.

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GLP-1 interactions include 99 pairs of 20 medicines, drinks and foods
Combined withGLP-1 medicineAnswerFull page
Actos (pioglitazone)VictozaGenerally fine together. This pair was Studied; research combined Victoza with metformin plus a glitazone, and Actos is in the glitazone drug class.Read the answer
AdderallMounjaroFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed, but each can reduce appetite; ask your prescriber before combining them.Read the answer
AdderallOzempicFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed, but each can reduce appetite; ask your prescriber before combining them.Read the answer
AdderallSemaglutideFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed, but each can reduce appetite; ask your prescriber before combining them.Read the answer
AdderallWegovyFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed, but each can reduce appetite; ask your prescriber before combining them.Read the answer
AdderallZepboundFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed, but each can reduce appetite; ask your prescriber before combining them.Read the answer
AlcoholGLP-1 medicinesFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholLiraglutideFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholMounjaroFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholOzempicFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholRybelsusFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholSaxendaFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholSemaglutideFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholTrulicityFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholVictozaFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholWegovyFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AlcoholZepboundFine with care. No alcohol interaction is listed, but drinking can worsen nausea and raise your risk of low blood sugar.Read the answer
AntidepressantsMounjaroAsk your prescriber first. The list shows No interaction involving antidepressants. Speak with your pharmacist about your medicine.Read the answer
AntidepressantsOzempicAsk your prescriber first. The list shows No interaction involving antidepressants. Speak with your pharmacist about your medicine.Read the answer
AntidepressantsSemaglutideAsk your prescriber first. The list shows No interaction involving antidepressants. Speak with your pharmacist about your medicine.Read the answer
AntidepressantsTirzepatideAsk your prescriber first. The list shows No interaction involving antidepressants. Speak with your pharmacist about your medicine.Read the answer
AntidepressantsWegovyAsk your prescriber first. The list shows No interaction involving antidepressants. Speak with your pharmacist about your medicine.Read the answer
AntidepressantsZepboundAsk your prescriber first. The list shows No interaction involving antidepressants. Speak with your pharmacist about your medicine.Read the answer
Birth control pillsMounjaroFine, but use care. For a while, using Mounjaro with birth control pills can reduce their reliability. Add a backup method.Read the answer
Birth control pillsOzempicGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction. Studies found that semaglutide did not change birth control pill hormone levels.Read the answer
Birth control pillsSemaglutideGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction. Studies found that semaglutide did not change birth control pill hormone levels.Read the answer
Birth control pillsWegovyGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction. Studies found that semaglutide did not change birth control pill hormone levels.Read the answer
Birth control pillsZepboundFine, but use care. For a while, using Zepbound with birth control pills can reduce their reliability. Add a backup method.Read the answer
CoffeeGLP-1 medicinesGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeLiraglutideGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeMounjaroGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeOzempicGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeRybelsusFine, but use care. Take Rybelsus only with plain water, then wait before your coffee. Coffee later is fine.Read the answer
CoffeeSaxendaGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeSemaglutideGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeTirzepatideGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeTrulicityGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeVictozaGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeWegovyGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
CoffeeZepboundGenerally fine when combined. The list shows No interaction involving caffeine. Coffee in normal amounts is fine for most adults.Read the answer
Contrave (naltrexone and bupropion)WegovyCheck with your prescriber before combining them. No research covers this pair, so discuss using two weight loss medicines with your prescriber.Read the answer
InsulinLiraglutideFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinMounjaroFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinOzempicFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinSemaglutideFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinTirzepatideFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinTrulicityFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinVictozaFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinWegovyFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
InsulinZepboundFine with care. Because of Insulin, Low blood sugar is more likely. Your doctor may reduce the insulin dose.Read the answer
Januvia (sitagliptin)GLP-1 medicinesUsually, these medicines are not combined: a GLP-1 gains no extra sugar lowering from a DPP-4 pill such as Januvia.Read the answer
Januvia (sitagliptin)OzempicUsually, these medicines are not combined: a GLP-1 gains no extra sugar lowering from a DPP-4 pill such as Januvia.Read the answer
Januvia (sitagliptin)RybelsusUsually, these medicines are not combined: a GLP-1 gains no extra sugar lowering from a DPP-4 pill such as Januvia.Read the answer
Januvia (sitagliptin)SemaglutideUsually, these medicines are not combined: a GLP-1 gains no extra sugar lowering from a DPP-4 pill such as Januvia.Read the answer
Januvia (sitagliptin)TrulicityUsually, these medicines are not combined: a GLP-1 gains no extra sugar lowering from a DPP-4 pill such as Januvia.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)GLP-1 medicinesFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)LiraglutideFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)MounjaroFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)OzempicFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)RybelsusFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)SemaglutideFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)TrulicityFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
Jardiance (empagliflozin)VictozaFine with care Often prescribed together; if you are sick or eating little, be especially careful about fluids and meals.Read the answer
MetforminMounjaroGenerally fine to combine. Commonly used together, with Mounjaro tested alongside metformin in its trials.Read the answer
MetforminOzempicGenerally fine together Commonly used together; trials tested Ozempic alongside metformin.Read the answer
MetforminRybelsusGenerally fine to combine Commonly used together; Rybelsus was tested alongside metformin in its trials.Read the answer
MetforminSemaglutideGenerally fine together Commonly used together; Semaglutide was tested with metformin during its trials.Read the answer
MetforminTirzepatideGenerally fine to combine Commonly used together; its trials included Tirzepatide taken with metformin.Read the answer
MetforminTrulicityGenerally fine together Commonly used together; Trulicity was tested alongside metformin in its trials.Read the answer
MetforminWegovyGenerally fine together Commonly used together; metformin was part of the Wegovy trials.Read the answer
MetforminZepboundGenerally fine to combine Commonly used together; its trials tested Zepbound alongside metformin.Read the answer
NoomSaxendaGenerally fine together Fine together: combine Saxenda with a lower-calorie diet and more activity.Read the answer
Other medicines taken by mouthMounjaroFine with care. Because Mounjaro slows how the stomach empties, pills can work differently; ask your pharmacist to review each one.Read the answer
Painkillers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)MounjaroFine with care No interaction is listed; take extra care with ibuprofen if you are vomiting or dehydrated.Read the answer
Painkillers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)OzempicFine with care No interaction is listed; take extra care with ibuprofen if you are vomiting or dehydrated.Read the answer
Painkillers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)SemaglutideFine with care No interaction is listed; take extra care with ibuprofen if you are vomiting or dehydrated.Read the answer
Painkillers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)TirzepatideFine with care No interaction is listed; take extra care with ibuprofen if you are vomiting or dehydrated.Read the answer
Painkillers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)WegovyFine with care No interaction is listed; take extra care with ibuprofen if you are vomiting or dehydrated.Read the answer
Painkillers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)ZepboundFine with care No interaction is listed; take extra care with ibuprofen if you are vomiting or dehydrated.Read the answer
PhentermineGLP-1 medicinesAvoid together Skip it unless your prescriber plans this pairing; combining weight loss drugs is not recommended by the phentermine label.Read the answer
PhentermineMounjaroAvoid together Skip it unless your prescriber plans this pairing; combining weight loss drugs is not recommended by the phentermine label.Read the answer
PhentermineRybelsusAvoid together Skip it unless your prescriber plans this pairing; combining weight loss drugs is not recommended by the phentermine label.Read the answer
PhentermineWegovyAvoid together Skip it unless your prescriber plans this pairing; combining weight loss drugs is not recommended by the phentermine label.Read the answer
ProbioticsMounjaroCombining them is generally fine No interaction is listed, and probiotics have a long history of safe use in healthy people.Read the answer
ProbioticsOzempicCombining them is generally fine No interaction is listed, and probiotics have a long history of safe use in healthy people.Read the answer
ProbioticsSemaglutideCombining them is generally fine No interaction is listed, and probiotics have a long history of safe use in healthy people.Read the answer
ProbioticsTirzepatideCombining them is generally fine No interaction is listed, and probiotics have a long history of safe use in healthy people.Read the answer
ProbioticsWegovyCombining them is generally fine No interaction is listed, and probiotics have a long history of safe use in healthy people.Read the answer
ProbioticsZepboundCombining them is generally fine No interaction is listed, and probiotics have a long history of safe use in healthy people.Read the answer
Slimming WorldSaxendaGenerally fine together Fine together: combine Saxenda with a lower-calorie diet and more activity.Read the answer
Thyroid medicine (levothyroxine)MounjaroFine with care. Mounjaro can change pill absorption. Get your levels checked.Read the answer
Thyroid medicine (levothyroxine)RybelsusFine with care: In one study, Rybelsus caused levothyroxine levels to rise by 33%; thyroid level checks may be requested by your doctor.Read the answer
VyvanseWegovyFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed, but each can reduce appetite; ask your prescriber before combining them.Read the answer
Wellbutrin (bupropion)MounjaroFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed. Ask your pharmacist, because GLP-1 medicines can change the way pills are absorbed.Read the answer
Wellbutrin (bupropion)OzempicFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed. Ask your pharmacist, because GLP-1 medicines can change the way pills are absorbed.Read the answer
Wellbutrin (bupropion)SemaglutideFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed. Ask your pharmacist, because GLP-1 medicines can change the way pills are absorbed.Read the answer
Wellbutrin (bupropion)TirzepatideFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed. Ask your pharmacist, because GLP-1 medicines can change the way pills are absorbed.Read the answer
Wellbutrin (bupropion)WegovyFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed. Ask your pharmacist, because GLP-1 medicines can change the way pills are absorbed.Read the answer
Wellbutrin (bupropion)ZepboundFirst, ask your prescriber. No interaction is listed. Ask your pharmacist, because GLP-1 medicines can change the way pills are absorbed.Read the answer

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