




*Onmedi offers only regular prescription plans that renew automatically according to the prescription decided by the doctor. (You can cancel a regular prescription plan at any time.)
*Depending on the doctor's assessment, medication may not be prescribed.
*About Onmedi's "regular prescription plan"
In Onmedi's self-pay care, the doctor prescribes a supply of medication for a set period after consulting with the patient. Because a large supply can be hard to pay for all at once, the clinic keeps the prescribed medication, and when you pay before your current supply runs out, we send you the amount you paid for.
For this reason, changing the type of medication or increasing the dose is not part of the "regular prescription plan" and always requires a consultation with the doctor.








Can I get a consultation while traveling or staying in Japan?
arrow_drop_upYes. You can consult with us during your stay without worrying about language or where to receive your medication. We can assist you in English, and your medication can be delivered to your hotel or other accommodation.
I'm not a Japanese national. Can I use Onmedi?
arrow_drop_upYes. You can use Onmedi regardless of nationality, and we can assist you in English.
Can my medication be delivered to my hotel or where I'm staying?
arrow_drop_upYes, it can be delivered to your hotel or other accommodation. Book your consultation now so you can receive it during your stay.
How soon will I notice an effect?
arrow_drop_upIt varies from person to person, but many people notice a change in appetite as early as the day after the injection. Changes in weight are usually felt gradually over about 1 to 3 months.
What payment methods are available?
arrow_drop_upPayment is by credit card.
Is there a minimum period for the regular prescription plan?
arrow_drop_upNo. You can cancel at any time from My Page.
When will my medication arrive?
arrow_drop_upWe ship within 3 business days after payment is complete. (There is no delivery on weekends or Japanese public holidays.)
Can I ask questions before the consultation?
arrow_drop_upYes. You can consult a doctor in advance from the page for questions.
GLP-1(M)
Decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting
GLP-1(M) is approved in Japan under the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act for type 2 diabetes, but its use for obesity treatment at our clinic is not approved in Japan.
We obtain medication approved in Japan from pharmaceutical wholesalers in Japan.
The Mounjaro used in this treatment is approved in Japan for type 2 diabetes, but its approved indications, dosage and administration differ from the purpose and method of use at our clinic.
An injectable GLP-1 receptor agonist has been approved by the U.S. FDA as an obesity treatment.
If a serious side effect occurs, it is not covered by Japan's Relief System for Sufferers from Adverse Drug Reactions.