Urgent warning over fake online pharmacies selling 'Ozempic' laced with deadly chemicals including rat poison
Daily MailBrits who buy weight loss jabs like Ozempic online are at risk of suffering seizures and comas at the hands of counterfeit medications laced with rat poison or cement sold by 'fake' online pharmacies, experts have warned. The jabs, which are administered weekly, are designed to help type 2 diabetes patients control their blood sugar levels or for obese people to lose weight for health purposes. Experts today also told MailOnline the health risks posed by taking counterfeit weight loss jabs include heart palpitations, confusion and even hypoglycemic shock — when blood sugar levels drop dangerously low. The jabs, which are administered weekly, are designed to help type 2 diabetes patients control their blood sugar levels or for obese people to lose weight for health purposes Your browser does not support iframes. Dr Leyla Hannbeck, CEO of Independent Pharmacies Association also told MailOnline: 'Shortages of medicines mean fraudsters and fake online websites are targetting patients who are desperate for their medicines.