Personalised weight management via Magistra: this service no longer exists
This article described a 4-step Magistra service — questionnaire, doctor assessment, pharmacy matching and delivery. That service does not exist. What a compounded treatment in the Netherlands generally requires, and what Magistra does publish: independent GLP-1 data.
This process is no longer offered by Magistra
This article originally described a 4-step Magistra-run questionnaire, doctor-assessment and pharmacy-matching flow. That service does not exist — Magistra does not run a questionnaire, does not assess or refer patients to a doctor, does not match anyone with a compounding pharmacy, and does not arrange delivery of any medication.
What compounding involves in general
Personalised compounded weight-management treatment in the Netherlands generally requires: an independent assessment by a BIG-registered doctor, a prescription, and preparation by a BIG-registered, IGJ-inspected compounding pharmacy working to KNMP and European Pharmacopoeia standards. You would need to arrange each of these yourself, directly with a doctor and pharmacy of your choosing.
What Magistra actually offers
Magistra publishes independent GLP-1 safety and effects data — built from clinical literature, regulatory reports and community-contributed outcomes — so you and your own doctor can make an informed decision.
See your personalised risk profile: magistra.health/en/predictor
Magistra is a technology platform. Results may vary.
See your own numbers
Our free predictor estimates your side-effect risk and weight trajectory, with the stated rates and distinct sources shown behind every figure. No signup required.
Open the predictorWorking from the data itself? The dated snapshot behind these figures is available as a one-off purchase, alongside the free public API: Data & API.