Taper visualizer
An educational illustration of what a gradual step-down can look like in general shape, to help you ask better questions. It does not prescribe a taper, recommend a dose, or replace your clinician.
Read this first. This is an educational illustration of what a gradual step-down can look like in general shape. It is not a dosing schedule, not a recommendation, and not medical advice. Only your clinician can decide whether, when, and how to change a dose. Bring your questions to them.
Illustrative relative level (not mg)
What the research suggests (to discuss, not to act on)
- A gradual step-down may soften the appetite rebound versus stopping abruptly.
- For some people, a clinician may consider a lower or less-frequent maintenance dose.
- Microdosing (sub-approved doses) is not a recommended practice.
- Building the four pillars before any change is the part you control.
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Is this a dosing schedule?
No. It is an educational illustration of the general shape of a gradual step-down, not a prescription. Only your clinician can decide whether, when, and how to change a dose.