Got a weird text offering cheap Ozempic - definitely a scam right? — need advice

This is why I keep saying — if you can't afford brand name GLP-1s through a pharmacy, go the compounding route from a VERIFIED, TESTED compounding pharmacy. Yes it costs more than sketchy Facebook deals but you know what costs even more? An ER visit because you injected god-knows-what. The "deals" on social media are NEVER real Ozempic at those prices. Novo Nordisk's supply chain is tightly controlled. If someone's selling pens for $300, they're either stolen, counterfeit, or both.

I compiled a photo comparison album of confirmed real vs. fake Ozempic pens from FDA and WHO reports. Posting the Imgur link here for reference (mods please approve): Key visual differences: 1. Font weight on "Ozempic" brand name — fakes use slightly bolder font 2. Color saturation on the green/teal label — fakes are more blue-shifted 3. Needle threading — genuine NovoFine needles have a very specific thread pattern 4. Expiry date printing — genuine uses dot-matrix style, fakes use laser print Save these for reference. Share with anyone you know who buys online.

Great compilation. I want to add one more critical point: Even if a pen passes all visual checks, that doesn't guarantee it's genuine. The counterfeits are getting better and better. The only way to be 100% sure is to purchase from a licensed, verified pharmacy. I'll continue monitoring and will update this thread if I see new counterfeit variants come through. Stay safe everyone. This is serious.