Ozempic AU 17+

Name: Ozempic AU
Author: Novo Nordisk A/S

Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk A/S

Designed for iPad

- Free

Description

Ozempic® App is a multifunctional support tool for people with Type 2 Diabetes who have been prescribed Ozempic®. The app provides useful tips, coaching and practical tools to help get started and stay motivated throughout treatment. The app also features Sema, a personal Ozempic® companion who will guide you through the app.

Ozempic® App helps you:

• Find a convenient time to take your Ozempic® and create reminders
• Schedule and prepare for appointments with your healthcare providers
• Easily access resources to help answer questions about Ozempic®
• Track, view, download and share your Ozempic® treatment data
• Track your lifestyle changes, including physical activity and weight
• Learn to use your Ozempic® pen using an instructional video

Download the Ozempic® app today to get started.

3 Feb 2024

Version 2.0.0

Content updates

Lost all my data

The app was working well for 6 weeks then after the sixth week I went to log to enter my weekly dosage and it would allow me to open the app. I updated my iOS, turned my phone on and off, deleted the app, reinstalled it contacted help/support and nothing has been resolved. From this day I still can’t get in. I’m disappointed as I have lost all my data and I have no way in retrieving it.

Food for thought

Have only been using the app a short time. Most has been useful although it would be good if the user was just able to type to enter information instead of drop down choice lists . Some of the language used is patronising and as for activity choices it discourages one from wanting to enter data . Those of us that are older and heavier are not necessarily doing aerobics for over an hr and feeling just awesome could help to make it more relevant to a wider group of users

Slow. Patronising. Lame.

Given there are non-diabetic uses for this pharmaceutical product the assumption that you MUST be diabetic was a wholly incorrect one.
It’s slow and not responsive or intuitive, generally giving a user the impression that all diabetics must be mentally impaired. The app’s patronising and lame “personality” certainly targets a sub-optimal IQ.
None of the information is fresh. It’s simpler and definitely quicker to read the instructions on the box.

The developer, Novo Nordisk A/S, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.