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GLP-1 PIPELINE

The next generation of weight loss medications is coming. Oral pills, triple agonists, and muscle-sparing combinations — here's what's on the horizon.

WHAT'S COMING

The GLP-1 market is evolving fast. Here are the drugs that will shape the next 2-3 years — including some that are already available.

Available Jan 2026

Oral Semaglutide 25mg

Novo Nordisk (Wegovy Pill)

The same semaglutide as Wegovy but in pill form. No more injections. FDA approved December 2025, launching January 2026 at $149/month — significantly cheaper than injectable.

15.1%
Weight Loss
$149
Monthly Price

Key advantage: No refrigeration needed. Take with water on empty stomach, wait 30 minutes before eating.

NDA Submitted

Orforglipron

Eli Lilly

Small-molecule oral GLP-1. No food or water restrictions unlike oral semaglutide. NDA submitted December 2025, FDA action date March 2026.

14.7%
Weight Loss
$149
Target Price

Key advantage: No waiting period after taking. More convenient dosing than oral Wegovy.

Phase 3

Retatrutide

Eli Lilly

Triple agonist (GLP-1 + GIP + glucagon). The most powerful weight loss drug in development. Phase 3 TRIUMPH trials ongoing, projected approval late 2026 or early 2027.

28.7%
Weight Loss (Phase 2)
2026-27
Expected Approval

Why it matters: The glucagon component may help preserve muscle while maximizing fat loss.

Phase 3

CagriSema

Novo Nordisk

Combination of semaglutide + cagrilintide (amylin analog). Targets multiple appetite pathways for enhanced weight loss.

22.7%
Weight Loss (Phase 2)
2026
Expected Filing
Phase 3

Survodutide

Boehringer Ingelheim / Zealand

Dual GLP-1/glucagon agonist with strong liver benefits. Particularly promising for fatty liver disease (MASH).

19.2%
Weight Loss
2026
Expected Filing
Phase 2 Complete

Bimagrumab + Semaglutide

Versanis Bio

Myostatin inhibitor + GLP-1. The BELIEVE trial showed 92.8% of weight loss from fat, preserving muscle. Potential game-changer for body composition.

92.8%
Fat Loss Ratio
TBD
Phase 3 Status

CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FUTURE?

Current GLP-1 medications are already highly effective. Compare today's options while the pipeline develops.