Dosing Schedules From the FDA Label, by Medicine
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Dosing schedules from the FDA label

32 medicines · Quoted from DailyMed with section numbers · Labels checked

Short answer: Each page below copies the dosing schedule from the medicine's FDA label: the starting dose, how and when it steps up, the maximum, and what the label says about a missed dose and switching. Every number cites its label section. This is the label's standard schedule; your prescriber's plan for you comes first.

Which dosing schedules are covered?

Only medicines with a current FDA label on DailyMed are here, and each page uses that one label. We do not add numbers from studies, forums or other sources. Bydureon BCise is not included because it was discontinued in the U.S. and its label is no longer listed on DailyMed.

Dosing-schedule pages, one per FDA label (checked October 22, 2026).
MedicineIngredientFormMissed-dose rule
Byettaexenatidetwice-daily injectionYes [Section 2.1]
Mounjarotirzepatideonce-weekly injectionYes [Section 2.1]
Ozempicsemaglutideonce-weekly injectionYes [Section 2.1]
Rybelsussemaglutideonce-daily tabletYes [Section 2.1]
Saxendaliraglutideonce-daily injectionYes [Section 2.1]
Trulicitydulaglutideonce-weekly injectionYes [Section 2.3]
Victozaliraglutideonce-daily injectionYes [Section 2.2]
Wegovysemaglutideonce-weekly injection (also once-daily tablets)Yes [Section 2.4]
Zepboundtirzepatideonce-weekly injectionYes [Section 2.3]
AndroGeltestosteroneonce-daily topical gel (1.62%)No label rule
Depo-Testosteronetestosterone cypionateintramuscular injectionNo label rule
Jatenzotestosterone undecanoatetwice-daily oral capsuleNo label rule
Kyzatrextestosterone undecanoatetwice-daily oral capsuleNo label rule
Testosterone enanthatetestosterone enanthateintramuscular injectionNo label rule
Tlandotestosterone undecanoateoral capsule, taken twice dailyNo label rule
Xyostedtestosterone enanthateonce-weekly subcutaneous autoinjectorNo label rule
Arimidexanastrozoleonce-daily oral tabletYes [Section 17]
Aromasinexemestaneonce-daily oral tabletNo label rule
Tamoxifentamoxifen citrateoral tabletYes [Medication Guide]
Clomidclomiphene citrateoral tablet, taken in 5-day coursesNo label rule
Novarelchorionic gonadotropinintramuscular injectionNo label rule
Pregnylchorionic gonadotropinintramuscular injectionNo label rule
Cytomelliothyronine sodiumonce-daily oral tabletNo label rule
Synthroidlevothyroxine sodiumonce-daily oral tabletNo label rule
Egrifta SVtesamorelinonce-daily injectionNo label rule
Egrifta WRtesamorelinonce-daily injectionNo label rule
Genotropinsomatropinsubcutaneous injection, 6 or 7 times a weekNo label rule
Omnitropesomatropindaily subcutaneous injectionNo label rule
Cialistadalafiloral tablet, as needed or once dailyYes [Patient Information]
Forzinityelamipretideonce-daily injectionYes [Section 2.1]
Symlinpramlintidemealtime injection (SymlinPen)Yes [Section 2.4]
Vyleesibremelanotideas-needed injectionNo label rule

GLP-1 and GIP/GLP-1 medicines

Byettaexenatide Mounjarotirzepatide Ozempicsemaglutide Rybelsussemaglutide Saxendaliraglutide Trulicitydulaglutide Victozaliraglutide Wegovysemaglutide Zepboundtirzepatide

Testosterone

AndroGeltestosterone Depo-Testosteronetestosterone cypionate Jatenzotestosterone undecanoate Kyzatrextestosterone undecanoate Testosterone enanthatetestosterone enanthate Tlandotestosterone undecanoate Xyostedtestosterone enanthate

Aromatase inhibitors and tamoxifen

Arimidexanastrozole Aromasinexemestane Tamoxifentamoxifen citrate

Clomiphene and hCG

Clomidclomiphene citrate Novarelchorionic gonadotropin Pregnylchorionic gonadotropin

Thyroid hormone

Cytomelliothyronine sodium Synthroidlevothyroxine sodium

Growth hormone and tesamorelin

Egrifta SVtesamorelin Egrifta WRtesamorelin Genotropinsomatropin Omnitropesomatropin

Other prescription medicines

Cialistadalafil Forzinityelamipretide Symlinpramlintide Vyleesibremelanotide

How should I read a label dosing schedule?

Many labels start low and step up over weeks to reduce side effects, then name a maintenance dose and a maximum. The label tells your prescriber the standard pace; it also lists what to do after a missed dose when it has a rule. Some medicines, like testosterone, are adjusted by blood tests rather than a fixed step-up, and the label says when to check. Your own plan may differ, and your prescriber decides it.

This page is what the FDA label says, in plain words. It is not medical advice. Follow your prescriber, and ask them or your pharmacist about anything here.

Side effects from the FDA label · Missed dose guides · GLP-1 brands · Compound guides

Frequently asked questions

Where do these dosing schedules come from?+
From the Dosage and Administration section (section 2 on newer labels) of each medicine's current FDA label on DailyMed. Tables are copied with their exact numbers and section number, and each page links the DailyMed label it used.
Should I follow the label schedule or my prescriber?+
Your prescriber. The label gives the standard schedule the FDA approved; a prescriber may start lower, step up more slowly or stop at a lower dose for good reasons. These pages show what the label says so you can follow along and ask questions.
Do the pages say what to do after a missed dose?+
Yes, where the label has a missed-dose rule it is quoted with its section. Several labels, including most testosterone and hormone labels, have none, and the page says so plainly.
Are research peptides like BPC-157 covered?+
No. Research peptides have no FDA label, so there is no official dosing schedule to quote. Only medicines with a DailyMed label have pages here.