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Injecting Peptides You Bought Online? ‘Think Twice,’ Health Canada Warns - National

The agency said unauthorized peptide drugs sold online can cause liver or kidney damage, blood clots and infections.

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Peptides can 'change how your body works,' Health Canada said. They are marketed online and on social media as 'anti-aging' products.

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Injecting peptides you bought online? ‘Think twice,’ Health Canada warns - National

Peptides can 'change how your body works,' Health Canada said. They are marketed online and on social media as 'anti-aging' products.

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Thinking of buying injectable peptides online? Why Health Canada says ‘think twice’

Health Canada is warning Canadians against injecting unauthorized peptides bought online, citing possible risks of organ damage and infection.

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Don't inject unauthorized drugs promising weight loss, wellness or anti-aging, warns Health Canada

People shouldn’t buy or use unauthorized, injectable peptide drugs claiming to help with body issues and wellness, warns Health Canada — they can come with serious side effects.

·Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Thursday, April 9, 2026.
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