GLP-1 injection reminders: check the plan and the record

Check three places during setup

1. Your saved plan. Check the exact product, form, prescribed schedule and displayed date and time. A reminder should reflect an existing prescription, not create one.
2. CalZen notification settings. Find the GLP-1 section and check the reminder switch. The app includes additional reminder preferences; their availability depends on the saved plan.
3. Phone permissions. Allow notifications for CalZen in the phone’s settings. The app screens are shared between iPhone and Android; system permissions are managed outside CalZen.

Review these settings after changing a plan. Do not assume an old alert describes your current prescription.

Check the phone’s notification permission

iPhone: Open Settings → Notifications → CalZen and review the permission and alert presentation. See Apple’s notification guide for system controls.

Android: Open the phone settings, find CalZen under apps or notifications, and check the notification permission. The exact path can vary by device; Google’s guide explains the available system controls.

These are phone settings, not separate ways to use the CalZen screens.

Planned, notified and recorded are different facts

After an injection, save the actual date and time and any other details you know. If you enter it later, check the date before saving so the entry does not accidentally describe the time you opened the app.

If an alert did not appear

Start with the saved plan and the app reminder switch, then check system permissions using the guides above. Review whether the phone is silencing, grouping or delaying alerts.

Look at the notification center or available notification history as well as the Lock Screen. A hidden, silenced or dismissed notification is different from a missing diary entry. These checks do not guarantee delivery of a future alert.

Correct the history without rewriting what happened

If you find a late or mistaken entry, compare it with the information you actually have. CalZen history supports editing and deleting entries. Review the selected date and time, and avoid creating a second entry for the same event.

If you do not know whether an injection happened, an empty history cannot resolve that uncertainty. Contact your prescriber or pharmacist about medication decisions. Do not take an extra dose to make the diary look complete.

Recheck displayed times when circumstances change

Before relying on reminders during travel or after a plan change, review the date and time shown in the plan. Calendar expectations, the phone clock and your prescribed schedule need separate attention.

A tracker does not decide how to move an injection around a trip. Ask your healthcare professional about timing changes and keep their instructions separately from your historical entries.

Keep a fallback you can actually use

The blank injection log linked above works without notification permissions. Keep it somewhere you can find it and record known events with their actual dates. Later, check for duplicates if you also enter them in CalZen.

CalZen provides reminders and personal records. It does not monitor you, confirm medication use or replace the instructions for your prescribed product. If you missed a dose or are unsure what to do, use your product instructions and seek professional advice.