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In early 2026, demand soared for telehealth's cheaper compounded semaglutide, sparking concerns over safety and potential legal action from Novo Nordisk.
In early 2026, consumer interest in telehealth-based GLP-1 weight loss treatments surged, driven by platforms like Hims & Hers offering compounded semaglutide for $49.
Novo Nordisk raised safety and efficacy concerns, warning that only its FDA-approved version has undergone rigorous review, and hinted at potential legal action.
Telehealth providers emphasize that prescriptions require physician evaluation, and compounded versions are not FDA-reviewed.
Consumers are increasingly comparing branded and compounded options, prioritizing transparency in pricing and regulatory status.
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A principios de 2026, la demanda se disparó por el semaglutido compuesto más barato de telemedicina, lo que provocó preocupaciones sobre la seguridad y posibles acciones legales de Novo Nordisk.