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Generally, under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, it is unlawful to compound a drug that is essentially a copy of an FDA-approved drug
GLP-1 medications help keep glucose levels more stable throughout the day, preventing sharp spikes after meals and improving long-term diabetes management
These daily medications help control appetite and improve metabolic health while fitting seamlessly into your routine
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Certain controlled substances (like strong pain medications) may have stricter rules for instance, no refills allowed, requiring a new prescription each time, due to their abuse potential