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  • Counterfeit Ozempic pens detected and adverse event reported

    Safety alerts
    Consumers and health professionals should be aware that counterfeit Ozempic-labelled pens have been imported into Australia. These pens may pose a serious health risk and should not be used. There are clear inconsistencies from the original product to look out for.

  • Compounding safety information: semaglutide-like products

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    We are aware of an emerging trend for telehealth providers to offer compounded semaglutide-like products. Compounded semaglutide-like products are ‘unapproved’ therapeutic goods and have not been evaluated by us for safety, quality and efficacy.

  • Counterfeit semaglutide vials

    Safety alerts
    The TGA has detected fake semaglutide, also known as Ozempic, being illegally imported into Australia.
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