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The New England Journal of Medicine, 393 (18), 17961806
For researchers using compounded or research-grade semaglutide, verify the concentration and dosing accuracy
3 Some of these fake pens have contained insulin instead of semaglutide, causing people to be hospitalised with dangerously low blood sugar levels (hypoglycaemia)
Wegovy has been indicated by the FDA to treat obesity, however, close monitoring is required