The short answer
Yes, and you do not have to do it yourself. Come to our Bellevue clinic once a week and we give the injection for you, at no extra cost. A website that mails you a vial cannot do that.
What is true
- Fear of needles is very common. In one 2026 survey, about 3 in 10 people who had not started said injections were part of the reason.
- The needle is much thinner and shorter than the one used for a blood test or a vaccine.
- It is one injection per week, not every day.
What we do about it
- We can give every weekly injection for you, for as long as you like, at no extra cost.
- If you want to learn, we teach you in person, with your own hands, until you feel sure. Also at no extra cost.
- Measuring the wrong dose at home is one of the main problems the FDA reports with compounded GLP-1s. In the clinic, we measure it.
- Traveling? You can pick up to two months of medication ahead of time.
- First time? Tell us you are nervous. We go slowly, we explain each step before we do it, and you can look away.
Your weekly visit, if you choose in-clinic injections
- Walk in. 13401 NE Bel-Red Road, Suite A3, Bellevue. We are at the back of the building, and the entrance is on 134th Ave NE.
- We do it. One very thin needle, in the stomach or thigh. It takes a few seconds, and there is no extra cost.
- Walk out. A few minutes, once a week. Ask us anything while you are here.
Common questions
Can someone else give me my weekly semaglutide or tirzepatide injection?
Yes. At Washington Trim Clinic in Bellevue we can give every weekly injection for you at the clinic, at no extra cost.
Does a semaglutide or tirzepatide injection hurt?
The needle is very thin and short, much smaller than the one used for a blood test, and the injection takes a few seconds.
How often is the injection?
Once a week.
More honest answers
Sources
Compounded medication is made for one patient, so it does not go through the FDA approval process. How we choose and check our pharmacies. Trial figures on this page describe brand-name products and are not a promise of results. Individual results vary. This page is general information, not medical advice.
