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Foundayo™ (orforglipron) is a new for adults with obesity, or overweight with weight-related medical problems. When used alongside a reduced calorie diet and increased physical activity, Foundayo has been clinically proven to help aid weight loss. Taken once a day as an oral tablet, Foundayo acts in the same way as other GLP-1 medications. It mimics the natural GLP-1 hormone to reduce appetite. It is not a peptide-based, allowing for easier, more flexible formulation. In studies, participants on the highest dose experienced an average weight loss of 12% of their body weight, or roughly 27 pounds over 72 weeks.
Tablets may suit people who:
Prefer not to use injections
Like taking medication as part of a daily routine
Don't mind taking medication before breakfast
Injections may suit people who:
Prefer once-weekly treatment
Want greater flexibility around meal timing
Are comfortable with self-injection
Your healthcare professional can help you decide which option best fits your lifestyle and weight loss goals.
Foundayo tablets are not suitable for everyone.
You should not take Foundayo tablets if:
you're allergic to semaglutide or any of the other listed ingredients
you've previously had a serious allergic reaction to semaglutide or any of the ingredients in Foundayo
you or a close family member has ever had medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC), a type of thyroid cancer
you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN 2)
Please tell us before starting treatment if you:
have or have had problems with your pancreas or kidneys
have type 2 diabetes with a history of diabetic retinopathy
are due to have surgery or a procedure involving anaesthesia
are pregnant or planning to become pregnant. Foundayo may harm your unborn baby, so you should stop taking it at least two months before trying to conceive
are breastfeeding or planning to breastfeed. Breastfeeding isn't recommended while taking Wegovy pills
Tell us about all medications you take, including prescription medicines, over-the-counter treatments, vitamins and supplements. Foundayo can affect how some medicines work, and some medicines can affect how Foundayo works.
This is especially important if you take diabetes medications like insulin or sulfonylureas, as using Foundayo alongside these treatments increases your risk of hypoglycaemia.
How to use:
Active Ingredients: Orforglipron
Other Ingredients: Water, disodium phosphate dihydrate, sodium chloride
Foundayo has been studied in a large clinical programme involving more than 11,000 patients across several Phase 3 trials. Throughout, it's shown a consistent safety profile.
The study also carefully monitored liver safety, with no new safety concerns identified.
Overall, the findings suggest that Foundayo is generally well-tolerated when used as prescribed and monitored by a healthcare professional. However, like all prescription medicines, it may not be suitable for everyone.
Foundayo, like any medication introduced to your body, may cause side effects whilst your body adjusts to it. Some side effects may be positive ones (e.g. multiple benefits from the medication) whilst some side effects may be negative (e.g. nausea).
Some people get mild side effects, such as headaches, nausea, dry mouth or tiredness. These negative side effects are generally mild and are transient - which means they will go after a few days once your body has adjusted.
We will send you aftercare information on how to deal with any potential side effects, along with the Patient Information Leaflet which goes into greater detail.
Everyone is different. You may not experience any side effects, you may experience one side effect or several side effects.
Common Side Effects:
dizziness
headaches
fast pulse
low blood pressure
bloating
burping
acid reflux or heartburn
gas (flatulence)
gallstones
hair loss
feeling tired (fatigue)
unusual sense of taste reported
unpleasant and abnormal feeling when touched
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any support on dealing with side effects. We are more than happy to advise you.
Adverse Effects:
Adverse effects are rare but they are something you should be aware of.
Adverse effects may include:
Palpitations / Fast Heart Rate
Pancreatitis: Severe, persistent stomach or abdominal pain that won't go away.
Hypoglycaemia: Symptoms of low blood sugar, like dizziness, shaking, or confusion.
Changes in vision (particularly if you have type 2 diabetes).
Gallbladder problems: Abdominal pain, fever, or yellowing of the skin or eyes.
If you experience or feel that you may be experiencing these adverse effects, stop using the medication immediately & contact 111. When you are safe to do so, please contact us.
Anaphylaxis:
There have been no documented cases of an anaphylactic reaction to Foundayo or it's active ingredient, Orforglipron but as this is a new medication being introduced to your body, we want to make you aware of the possible signs of anaphylaxis.
If you experience swelling of the lips/tongue/throat, difficulty breathing, tightness in the chest, a severe rash or severe itching, discontinue use immediately and call 999.
The active ingredient in Foundayo is called orforglipron. Much like Wegovy, Saxenda, Ozempic and Rybelsus, Foundayo works by mimicking a natural hormone already found in your body - the Glucagon Like Peptide-1.
This medication acts as a Receptor Agonist, recreating the impact of the GLP-1 in your body. It acts on areas of the brain involved in appetite control, in addition to affecting the digestive system. By doing this, it can help to:
reduce your appetite
make you feel fuller after meals, even as you eat smaller portions
slow how quickly the stomach empties, keeping you satisfied for longer
reduce food noise, making it easier to avoid snacking between meals
Most GLP-1 medicines are peptide-based, meaning the digestive system breaks them down before they can work, which is why most need to be injected. The Wegovy pill requires you to fast to ensure it’s absorbed properly.
Orforglipron is different. It's a small molecule that's designed to survive digestion and be absorbed through the gut, so it's able to be taken with or without food or drink, at your convenience.
To allow your body to get used to the medicine and have the best chance for long-term success, you should follow the titratrion regime recommended by Eli Lilly & NICE. This would involve gently increasing your dosage schedule as instructed.
This gives your body time to adjust to the medicine, helping to reduce the chance of side effects.
Your dosing schedule may look something like this:
Month 1: 0.8mg pill once a day
Month 2: 2.5mg pill once a day
Month 3: 5.5mg pill once a day
Month 4: 9mg pill once a day
Month 5: 14.5mg pill once a day
Month 6 onwards: 17.2mg pill once a day
Usually, you’ll start with a dose of 0.8 mg of Foundayo, which will increase every four weeks (or as advised and if suitable for you) until you reach your ideal maintenance dose. The maintenance dose could between 5.5mg and 17.2mg.
If you have previously used Foundayo within the past 3 months and wish to order a higher dose than the starting dose of 0.8 mg, we will require proof of previous usage uploaded via our Health Form or sent to us via email.

Remember, not everyone needs the highest dose of Foundayo to achieve meaningful weight loss. A lower dose might work better for you, especially if you're still losing weight and managing any side effects well.
Your prescriber will work with you to decide if moving up (or even coming back down!) is the best option for you and your weight loss journey.
Store at room temperature
Protect from direct sunlight by keeping it in the original packaging
If you no longer have the original packaging, store in a cupboard/drawer away from direct sunlight