Lilly is exploring all options to help address the patient safety risks posed by counterfeit, fake, and illegal compounded tirzepatide, says Eli Lilly spokesperson Antoinette Forbes, who also says that Lilly calls upon regulators to take action against illegal knockoffs. Others have already stopped sales, like Eden, which has created a special landing page declaring compounded tirzepatide to be banned nationwide! Ro, one of the most prominent telehealth companies in the space, has also stopped offering the product
Recommended storage guidelines: Store in a refrigerator (2C 8C) Do not freeze the medication Keep away from direct sunlight Store in original packaging Keep out of reach of children If needed, the pen may be kept at room temperature for a limited period according to manufacturer guidance.
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Based on the typical UK regulatory pathway, the most realistic timeline is: Late 2026 / early 2027: Eli Lilly expected to submit regulatory filings to the FDA and MHRA following completion of the remaining TRIUMPH Phase 3 readouts Late 2027 to mid-2028: Possible MHRA marketing authorisation, allowing private UK prescribing 2028 to 2029 onwards: Possible NHS availability following a NICE technology appraisal and NHS commissioning decisions Timelines may differ across the four UK nations, as Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland assess medicines separately through the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC), All Wales Medicines Strategy Group (AWMSG), and the Department of Health Northern Ireland respectively