Australian patient tears oesophagus after counterfeit peptide use, RACGP reports
The college's newsGP reports a serious injury tied to a fake peptide product, adding to clinician warnings about gray-market supply.
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By Daniel Okafor · Regulatory Correspondent
Sep 14 01:51 ETSource: Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)
The wire
- 01RACGP's newsGP reports a patient suffered a torn oesophagus following use of a counterfeit peptide product.
- 02Clinicians and pharmacists fielding questions about online peptide sourcing now have a documented harm case to cite when counselling patients.
- 03Details of the product, dose and route are limited in the report, and a single case cannot establish how common such injuries are.
From the source
Read at www1.racgp.org.aunewsGP - Patient suffers torn oesophagus after counterfeit peptide use