Stop now, or taper down?
Pick a stopping strategy and see a projected medication-level curve, plus when appetite commonly returns. Grounded in pharmacokinetics and the reverse-titration convention described in the article below — illustrative only, not a prescribed schedule. No account required.
Context only — the projection below is based on your current dose, not your history.
The evidence behind this projection
The decay curve uses each medication's published elimination half-life from its FDA prescribing information. The taper schedule steps down through that medication's published dose levels in reverse — the same convention detailed in the article below. Appetite-return timing is not a personalized prediction: no published trial has tracked subjective appetite return week by week, so the callouts describe commonly reported patterns anchored to your projected last-dose date, not what will happen to you.
This tool is educational, not medical advice. It does not recommend dose changes or a discontinuation timeline for you specifically — talk to your prescriber before tapering, stopping, or changing any GLP-1 medication.
Related reading
Introducing the GLP-1 Taper Planner: See Your Own Decay Curve
What this tool does, who it's for, and why seeing your own curve beats reading a generic schedule.
Read article →Tapering Off GLP-1: Cold Turkey vs Step-Down
What the FDA labels and the WHO 2025 guideline actually say about stopping — and the reverse-titration schedule this tool models.
Read article →How Long Does Appetite Suppression Last After Your Last GLP-1 Dose?
The pharmacokinetics and the honest limits of what's known about when hunger and food noise return.
Read article →Muscle Loss After Stopping GLP-1: Why You Likely Regain Fat, Not Muscle
Why the habit stack matters more than the shape of your taper.
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