Thinking about buying GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic or Mounjaro? Beware of fake or unauthorized products
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Unauthorized and counterfeit versions of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist drugs.
✅ What Should You Do?
- ⚠️ Stop using this product until you have checked the recall details below.
- Follow the instructions from the issuing agency (see below).
- 💰 Check if you are eligible for a refund or free replacement from the retailer or manufacturer.
- 📋 Report a product safety incident to Health Canada
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Hazard / Issue
Product safety - Unauthorized product
Issued by
Communications and Public Affairs Branch
⚠️ What You Should Do
Only buy prescription drugs from a licensed pharmacy.Do not buy or use unauthorized products.Look for drugs that have been authorized by Health Canada by checking for the eight-digit Drug Identification Number (DIN) on the label and by searching Health Canada's Drug Product Database.Speak with your healthcare professional if you have used an unauthorized GLP-1 product and have concerns about your health.Know the risks of buying drugs over the Internet and know how to choose a safe online pharmacy.Report any health product-related side effects or complaints, including suspected counterfeit and unauthorized products, to Health Canada.
⚖️ Were You Affected?
If you were injured or suffered a loss due to this recalled product, you may have legal options.
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