Don't buy the Ozempic or Mounjaro you see online, warns SAHPRA, because you may be wasting your money or risking your health.

These pose a health risk to the public. Sahpra cautions the public to not purchase and/or consume such products as their ...

The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority has expressed concern at the increasing presence of counterfeit products such as ...

SAHPRA cautions the public to not purchase and/or consume such products as their safety, efficacy, and quality have not been ...

Both drugs are approved for lowering cardiovascular risks, and Ozempic is approved for type 2 diabetes ... are listed in milligrams per milliliter (mg/mL). To learn more about the dosages for ...

There’s very little difference in the sticker price between a pen with 2 mg of Ozempic and one with 8 mg. Who doesn’t want more bang for their buck? Some people who do not require a maximum ...

namely 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg/dose pen and 1 mg/dose pen. “Ozempic is registered in South Africa for the treatment of adults with ...

“We do not condone these practices and it’s important to understand that for Ozempic, only the marked doses on the pens (0.25 ...

The drug is used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity and it works by mimicking ... According to Novo Nordisk’s website, the ...

However, interest in GLP-1 drugs, particularly Ozempic, has also been fueled in part by social media discourse and ...