Approved by the CDSCO, in a revolutionary move, Mounjaro is now available in India in the KwikPen format. This means that it comes as a pre-filled, multi-dose, single patient use pen that stands in sharp competition as well as contrast against the traditional vial and syringe system approach. While both the formats are going to be delivering the same active molecule, it is how they deliver that really matters and makes a big difference when it comes to real-life consistency, adherence and ultimately the big thing, results. One thing is for sure, vials can be a little intimidating for someone who is a newbie. Using the medication properly, measuring manually, storing the leftover medicine, prepping the syringe and more adds to the complexity of what already seems to be a difficult journey. These are some of the major reasons that add onto patients being inconsistent with injectables and ultimately feeling like the whole clinical process is overwhelming. But with the latest move, aka, KwikPen, all of the trouble is subtracted. It is easy to use, easy to store, no measuring required and it also removes all the friction from the diabetes and weight loss routine. There is no guesswork when it comes to the measurement, no fumbling either. All you have to do is use the ready-to-go pen whenever and however you like. This lets patients take control of their health in an empowering rather than an intimidating way. And this ease is very important when it comes to consistency. Patients are more likely to stay on track when it comes to using weekly pens that are portable, simple and less invasive than vials. In addition to this the KwikPen also allows dose personalization. There are six titratable strengths (2.5mg to 15 mg), giving the healthcare providers the complete flexibility to adjust therapy based on their patients needs, tolerability and weight loss progress. This again makes it much more feasible than vials. At the end of the day, the science of traditional vials and the simplicity of KwikPen are helping rewrite the main narrative – weight loss isn’t about willpower alone, it is also about the tools, the access to them and the support that actually helps.