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FDA issues 30 warning letters against telehealth firms for falsely marketing unapproved compounded drugs as equivalent to FDA-approved treatments.
The FDA has stepped up enforcement against unapproved compounded drugs, issuing 30 new warning letters targeting telehealth companies for misleading marketing, including falsely claiming compounded GLP-1 and peptide products are equivalent to FDA-approved drugs.
The agency is cracking down on the use of brand names and "generic" claims, which violate federal law, and is specifically addressing the misuse of research-use-only peptides for human consumption.
These actions, part of a broader enforcement push starting in September 2025, aim to protect consumers from deceptive advertising and ensure unapproved products are not presented as safe or effective alternatives to legally approved medications.
La FDA emite 30 cartas de advertencia contra las empresas de telemedicina por comercializar falsamente fármacos compuestos no aprobados como equivalentes a los tratamientos aprobados por la FDA.