FDA Allows Compounded Tirzepatide Amid Legal Battle and Supply Concerns

FDA Allows Compounded Tirzepatide Amid Legal Battle and Supply Concerns

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Regulatory and Legal Developments

Compounding pharmacies are suing the to continue producing imitation tirzepatide drugs, including Mounjaro and Zepbound, citing high demand and previous shortages.

has aggressively targeted compounding pharmacies and telehealth companies with cease-and-desist letters, marking a legal escalation against non-name-brand tirzepatide sales.

Patient and Pharmacist Perspectives

Patients and pharmacists express relief as the FDA temporarily allows compounded tirzepatide production while reconsidering its shortage list status, highlighting the medication's accessibility and affordability.

Despite the FDA's recent court filing, patient concerns remain regarding the affordability and availability of name-brand tirzepatide, with some relying on compounded versions for financial relief.
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