Choose the day your prescriber has instructed, enable the shot-day reminder and allow notifications on your iPhone. A reminder supports your routine; it does not confirm a dose was taken or replace the instructions for your medicine.
Set a reminder in GLP-1 Companion
- Open the app and select Settings.
- Under Medication, select your Shot day.
- Under Reminders, turn on Shot day reminder.
- When iPhone asks for notification permission, allow it. If permission is declined, the toggle cannot stay enabled.
In the current app, the recurring shot reminder is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. local time on the selected weekday. The time is not currently adjustable in the app. The reminder may be accompanied by an evening weekly check-in, and logging a shot while reminders are enabled schedules symptom check-ins for subsequent days.
If the reminder does not appear
- Check that the correct weekday and reminder toggle are selected in the app.
- Open iPhone Settings → Notifications → GLP-1 Companion and check that notifications are allowed and your preferred alert locations are enabled. Apple’s notification settings can vary by iOS version.
- Review Focus, notification summaries, sound and your phone’s clock and time zone. A notification may be delayed, silenced or missed.
- Use another reminder method as well if that suits your needs; do not rely on a notification as your only source of medication instructions.
Record the dose separately
Receiving an alert does not create a shot entry. Once you have taken your medication, you can open Shots and add the actual date, site and dose. If you miss a dose or are unsure whether you took it, consult your medicine’s instructions or your prescriber or pharmacist. Rules differ between products.
Sources and further reading
- FDA: Create and keep a medication list
- MedlinePlus: Semaglutide injection information
- Apple Support: iPhone notification settings
GLP-1 Companion is a personal tracking tool, not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Follow your own medicine’s instructions and your prescriber’s guidance. The app is independent and is not affiliated with medication manufacturers.