According to the FDA, there are no FDA-approved GLP-1 patches, and if you can buy a product without a prescription, it is not an actual GLP-1 drug
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Plaintiffs will present qualified experts who can explain the growing epidemiological evidence, the biological mechanism connecting GLP-1 drugs to impaired optic nerve blood flow, and why the existing labels failed to give doctors a meaningful warning