Yes, Ozempic is administered in a similar way to insulin. Both medications are administered as a subcutaneous injection, meaning they are injected under the skin. However, while insulin injections are taken daily, Ozempic (also known under its generic name, semaglutide) is injected only once a week. Both Ozempic and insulin come in pre-filled pens, making the injection process straightforward and user-friendly. Though they’re both injected under the skin, there is a difference in the frequency of administration when it comes to insulin and Ozempic. Insulin injections are often administered several times during a day depending on your treatment plan, whereas Ozempic’s weekly dose is one of its most convenient features.