Here, Dr. Azza Halim breaks down Rybelsus, the oral version of Ozempic.
While Ozempic’s popularity may suggest its use as a “miracle” weight loss drug, it is prescribed in conjunction with proper diet and exercise habits.
The oral version of Ozempic, Rybelsus, is great for those who have a phobia of needles. Both medications are equally effective — the main difference between the two is that Rybelsus is taken daily and Ozempic is injected weekly.
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