What Happens If Your GLP-1 Injection Bubbles?

Bubbles in your GLP-1 injection are generally harmless and don't reduce medication effectiveness. Small air bubbles commonly form when drawing medication from vials or during storage temperature changes. These tiny bubbles (typically 1-2mm) won't interfere with your dose or cause adverse effects. However, large bubbles occupying more than 10% of the syringe volume should be removed by gently tapping the syringe and pushing the plunger until clear liquid appears. If you notice excessive bubbling, cloudiness, or particles in your medication, don't inject it and contact your healthcare provider for guidance on proper medication safety.

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