They may be getting a fake thing, or theyre not getting anything at all, and its not safe for injections. As The Post earlier this year, the price differences can be massive: A month of name-brand GLP-1s can cost $1,000, and telehealth companies sell compounded versions for $300 to $400
Anders Schultz, MD, FRCPC Edmonton, AB, Canada Send page to friend via: Share via: You may also be interested in
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