Columbus, Ohio (WSYX) – Ohio Lawyer Dave Yost sent a letter to 14 medical spa throughout the state.
YOST advertises the active ingredients of custom modification, name brand drug ozempic, wegovy, zepbound, and mounjaro, which are called complex drugs of Semaglutide and/or Tirzepatide. I added that it was wrongly suggested that it was approved.
“People are eligible to receive clear and accurate information about the drugs that are put in their bodies.” In the press release, “We are not a good business practice, but it is a law.”
YOST has published a letter to the following Med SPAS.
- Heartville’s beneficial health
- Strongsville Docere Medical and Aesthetic Center
- LOVELAND’s Glow Medispa
- Columbus’ JIVA MED SPA
- Cincinnati’s Adventure Laser and Medical Spa
- Chillicothe lives spinal orthodontic therapy and medical care well.
- Columbus’ new pathway clinic
- Findlay’s Ohio weight loss and wellness clinic
- Akron’s personalized vitality clinic
- Restore Hyper Wellness OH from Columbus
- Fairlawn’s medaesthetics normal
- Swan Turn’s true health and health
- Youngestown medical weight loss
- Zinni family practice in Canfield
YOST is a complex drug:
- It has not been approved by FDA, which means that the institution did not test safety or effects.
- It is not the same as Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound or Mounjaro. The complex version may not meet the standards with the brand name.
- It is not the same as generic medicine. Generic medicines have been approved for FDA and thus maintain the same standard as the brand version. Complex drugs created by pharmacies for individual patients are not subject to the same supervision.
- Complex drugs can provide important medical needs to patients who cannot be treated as an FDA approval drug, but companies do not have any misconceptions or misunderstandings for the safety or efficacy of such drugs.
YOST said that the Ohio, who think of himself as a victim of advertising, can complain of the consumer protection section. www.ohioatTorneygeneral.gov Or call 1-800-282-0515.
