GLP-1 consultation readiness check: walk in prepared
You've read everything about it — and still don't know if it's a conversation you're allowed to have. There is a particular kind of dread in booking that appointment: the worry you'll be dismissed in four minutes, or judged, or asked something you can't answer. You can't control what a clinician decides — that judgement is theirs, made in person, and no website can shortcut it. What you can control is walking in with your history straight and your questions ready. Take two private minutes to see what you'd still need to gather.
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A private, 8-question check. See your result in about two minutes — your answers are never sold.
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What is a GLP-1 consultation readiness check?
A GLP-1 consultation readiness check is a short set of questions about how prepared you are to discuss prescription weight-management medicine with a qualified professional — whether you could describe your weight history, list what you already take, share recent reports and ask the questions that matter to you. It is not an eligibility test. It does not confirm that any medicine is suitable for you, does not select a medicine, does not suggest a dose and does not guarantee a prescription. Only an appropriately qualified prescriber can make that decision, after assessing you individually.
Frequently asked questions
Can this check confirm that I am eligible for GLP-1 medicine?
No. It is a consultation-readiness tool, not an eligibility test. Only an appropriately qualified prescriber can determine whether a prescription medicine is suitable for you, after assessing you individually. No online tool — including this one — can confirm eligibility, and a well-prepared result does not make a prescription more likely.
Will this tell me which medicine or dose is right for me?
No. It does not name, select, compare or recommend any medicine, and it never suggests a dose. Those decisions belong to a qualified prescriber who has assessed you in person, knows your history and can weigh the risks alongside everything else about your health.
What does the result actually give me?
A picture of how ready you are for the conversation, and a list of what is worth bringing — your weight history, what you have already tried and what happened, the conditions you have been diagnosed with, everything you currently take with strengths, your family history, any recent reports, and the questions that matter to you. Preparation improves the appointment; it does not influence the clinical decision.
Does a higher score mean I am more likely to get a prescription?
No, and it is worth being blunt about this. The score measures only how much you would still need to gather before an appointment. It is deliberately built so that it says nothing about clinical suitability in either direction. Someone fully prepared may be told a medicine is not appropriate for them; someone unprepared may be told the opposite. The prescriber decides, not the quiz.
Why does it ask about my other conditions and medicines?
Because a prescriber will, and because arriving with a written list makes the assessment safer and faster. Note what the questions actually ask: whether you could describe your history, not whether you have any particular condition. This tool does not screen you for conditions and does not attempt to — that assessment happens in person.
Are my answers private?
Yes. Your answers produce a result for you. Sensitive answers are never sold, sent to advertisers or used to build a marketing profile. Saving a result to track it over time is optional and happens in the Nily app.
Symptoms such as a marked increase in thirst, urinating much more than usual, unexplained weight loss, blurred vision or persistent extreme tiredness can have several causes and deserve prompt assessment by a qualified professional — please don't wait for a quiz result. If you have severe confusion, fainting, difficulty breathing, persistent vomiting or another rapidly worsening emergency, call 112 now or go to the nearest emergency department. Nily is not a crisis or emergency service.
This tool does not confirm eligibility for any medicine, does not select or recommend a medicine, does not suggest a dose and does not guarantee that a prescription will be offered. It is not a diagnostic test. Prescription weight-management medicine is decided only by an appropriately qualified prescriber, after individual assessment, and is not suitable for everyone. Never obtain, start, stop or change a prescription medicine on the strength of a website or a quiz.