Liraglutide Guide & Dosage Chart

Q: What is the typical Liraglutide dosage?

In research, Liraglutide has been studied at 3 mg 1x/day for Obesity treatment in children aged 6 to

Q: How do you reconstitute Liraglutide?

Mix the lyophilized Liraglutide with bacteriostatic water, then use the concentration to find your draw volume. The calculator on this page does the math for you.

Q: Is Liraglutide dosing backed by research?

Yes — every dose on this chart maps to a peer-reviewed source. Figures we cannot anchor to a study are left out. Liraglutide is a research compound for laboratory use only.

A GLP-1 receptor agonist studied for glycemic control and weight.

Also known asVictoza / Saxenda

Routesubcutaneous

Liraglutide — Dosage chart

Every row cited

Goal	Dose	Frequency	Duration	Evidence	Source
Obesity treatment in children aged 6 to <12 years	3 mg	1x/day	56 weeks	Clinical	PMID 39258838
Weight loss in adults with obesity (active comparator dose in phase 2 trial)	3 mg	1x/day	52 weeks	Clinical	PMID 30122305
Weight regain or insufficient weight loss after metabolic bariatric surgery	3 mg	1x/day	per trial	Clinical	PMID 39134066
Type 2 diabetes glycemic control and weight loss (active comparator dose)	1.2 mg	1x/day	30 weeks	Clinical	PMID 31539622

For research and educational use only. Not medical advice.

Liraglutide FAQ

What is the typical Liraglutide dosage?

In research, Liraglutide has been studied at 3 mg 1x/day for Obesity treatment in children aged 6 to <12 years (56 weeks). See the chart above for every studied protocol, each cited.

How do you reconstitute Liraglutide?

Mix the lyophilized Liraglutide with bacteriostatic water, then use the concentration to find your draw volume. The calculator on this page does the math for you.

Is Liraglutide dosing backed by research?

Yes — every dose on this chart maps to a peer-reviewed source. Figures we cannot anchor to a study are left out. Liraglutide is a research compound for laboratory use only.