Full program
Run your GLP-1 program on Obra
Use Obra for patient intake, records, and coordination with the partner pharmacy.
- Your patients, your prescriptions
- PRC-licensed doctors only
- Partner pharmacy holds an FDA Philippines License to Operate
For doctors and clinics
Your patients are asking about GLP-1 medicines. Keep the decision with you.
Obra handles the work around a GLP-1 prescription for Philippine doctors and clinics: patient intake, records, and coordination with a verified partner pharmacy. You evaluate the patient and decide. Nothing is prepared without a licensed doctor's prescription.
Written by the Obra editorial team. Sources listed below.
Patient-specific compounded medicines
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are prepared by a licensed pharmacist for one named patient, on a licensed doctor's prescription. They are distinct from Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro® and Zepbound®, and results from trials of those brands should not be assumed for compounded versions. How patient-specific compounding works
- 01
The doctor decides.
You evaluate the patient and choose the medicine and dose. Nothing is prepared without your prescription behind it.
- 02
The pharmacist prepares.
A licensed pharmacist prepares the medicine for that one patient. Under Philippine law, dispensing includes validating the prescription.
- 03
Obra handles the rest.
Intake, records and pharmacy coordination run in the background, so your clinic can focus on care.
Partnering with Obra
How partnering works.
One patient at a time
Every prescription is patient-specific
Each prescription for compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide is written for one named patient.
- Prepared by a licensed pharmacist
- Prepared for one named patient
- Patient may choose another pharmacy
Compliance review
See how it works first
Walk through how prescribing and preparation stay with licensed professionals before you commit.
- Registered with the National Privacy Commission
- One named patient per prescription
- No storefront, no self-ordering
Role clarity
Prescribing stays with you. Preparation stays with the pharmacist.
Doctor
Evaluates the patient and writes the prescription.
Pharmacist
Prepares the medicine for that patient, and validates the prescription as part of dispensing.
Patient
Completes the intake, receives care, and may use any pharmacy.
Obra
Runs the workflow between your decision and the pharmacist's.
Operating layer
Keep the clinical relationship without owning pharmacy operations.
Obra coordinates the work between your decision, the patient's intake, and the pharmacist's preparation.
PRCLicensed doctors
Only PRC-licensed physicians prescribe through Obra.
LTOFDA Philippines License to Operate
Our partner pharmacy holds a License to Operate from FDA Philippines.
1 patientPer prescription
Every preparation is for one named patient.
A prescription starts the process. The pharmacist still has to validate it before preparing and dispensing.
Partner with Obra
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Sources
- Republic Act No. 2382, Medical Act of 1959 (Lawphil)
- Republic Act No. 8981, PRC Modernization Act of 2000 (Lawphil)
- Republic Act No. 10918, Philippine Pharmacy Act (Lawphil)
- Republic Act No. 9711, Food and Drug Administration Act of 2009 (Lawphil)
- Republic Act No. 10173, Data Privacy Act of 2012 (Lawphil)
Company details (doctor licensing, partner pharmacy licensing and testing, privacy registration and pharmacy choice) are confirmed by Obra Health.
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