Off-brand GLP-1s still widely available despite shortage resolutions

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April 11, 2026↗ source

Despite FDA resolution of GLP-1 drug shortages, compounded (non-FDA-approved) versions of semaglutide and tirzepatide remain widely sold through clinics and medical spas. Data presented at the Obesity Medicine Association annual meeting show some suppliers have inconsistent licensure or FDA disciplinary action. Researchers highlight ongoing safety and quality concerns with compounded GLP-1s.

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