Ozempic AU

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

I just downloaded the app and it keeps crashing

Downloaded the app 3 or more times and every time it opens it immediately closes

Constantly crashes, all updated & reinstalled 3 x times. Still crashes.

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.

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.

I have just installed the app and taken my first dose. Taking the dose was simple and the video helpful. The weekly reminder will probably be useful. My first suggestion is to give an option to NOT have colloquial words eg “awesome, cool & great”. I’m 55 not 12.