Cagrilintide Titration Planner

Pre-loaded with the reported escalation. Cagrilintide is mostly studied combined with semaglutide; every field stays editable.

Compound
Vial setup
mg
mL
Concentration —
Titration schedule
Weeks Dose Frequency Volume / dose Units Total mg
Total weeks —
Total injections —
Total mg needed —
Vials needed —
Drug level over time

Drug level is an estimate of how much drug is in your body across the schedule, in relative units, not an absolute blood concentration. Use it to see how levels build to a steady state, how long that takes, and how a dose change or a gap shifts them. Compare points on the curve to each other, not to a target number.

About this compound

Planning a cagrilintide titration

It is usually not dosed alone

Cagrilintide is an amylin analog acting on a satiety pathway separate from GLP-1, which is why the development program pairs it with semaglutide rather than testing it against one. Monotherapy data exist but are limited, and there is no approved standalone product.

Planning a combination

If you are modeling the pair, the planner supports a second compound in its own slot with an offset, so you can see both curves together rather than assuming they line up.

A separate pathway, not a stronger one

The rationale for combining is that two independent satiety mechanisms add up. That is the theory the trials are testing, not an established result.

Scope & safety

PepRecon is a research and education resource. This page is for informational and laboratory-research purposes only. It is not medical advice, is not a recommendation to use any compound, and is not a protocol to follow. Titration schedules shown here are the ones used in published trials or commonly described in community practice; they are a starting point for modeling, not a prescription. Several compounds discussed here are not FDA-approved and their regulatory status can change. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before making any decision. Calculations run entirely in your browser and are not transmitted or stored unless you generate a share link.

Related tools