If a compounded version of semaglutide is prescribed by a licensed healthcare provider and prepared by a highly regulated, state-licensed compounding pharmacy (often referred to as 503A or 503B facilities), it is generally considered safe
Reference: Chen, J.-C., Huang, Y.-N., Tsou, M.-Y., Chen, S.-C., Yang, S.-F., Liu, Y.-L., & Su, P.-H
However, meta-analyses incorporating larger cohort studies have demonstrated no significant correlation with elevated pancreatic cancer risk, although the relatively brief duration of these cohort studies may influence these conclusions [25]
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Like Harris, Hopkins also tried a nasal spray once, via a friend who used to sell them, but it made him feel really sick