Campaigns
Lingo Campaigns and Events
A space for education, support, and motivation on the journey to achieving ideal weight and diabetes management.
At Varian Pharmed, we believe that treatment is only part of the health journey. Lingo campaigns are designed to raise community awareness about metabolic diseases, motivate lifestyle changes, and facilitate patient access to innovative treatment solutions. On this page, follow our latest support initiatives and health-focused challenges.
Latest Supportive and Educational Initiatives
You can participate in our ongoing programs and benefit from their advantages:
"Lasting Steps" Campaign:
A daily walking challenge and activity tracking for Lingo users to enhance weight loss effects.
"Treatment Continuity" Support Plan:
Special discounts for patients who complete their treatment course as prescribed by their doctor.
"Peaceful Sleep" Awareness Campaign:
Free educational webinars on the relationship between obesity and obstructive sleep apnea, hosted by specialist doctors.
Health Monitoring Stations:
Temporary stations set up at accredited centers for free BMI measurement and initial health consultation.
Our Commitment to Community Health
Proper Injection Training:
Online and in-person workshops to train patients on using prefilled syringes and Physioject devices, reducing patient stress.
Support for Diabetic Patients:
Special campaigns for World Diabetes Day aimed at early identification of at-risk individuals.
Distribution of Educational Brochures:
Simplified educational materials for patients’ families to better manage gastrointestinal side effects.
First Step to Join Us
Participating in Leango campaigns is simple. Just complete your health profile on the website to receive notifications about the latest events suited to your condition (weight loss or diabetes management) via SMS or email.
Question and Answer
Most of Leango's educational and health monitoring campaigns are free.
The results of all challenges will be published on this page and in the discussion forum.
Yes, the "Treatment Continuity" support plans usually cover all doses [2.5 to 15 mg].