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Savannah Chrisley Gets Federal Warning Over Her Weight Loss Medicine Website

Last month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a warning letter to Unlocked podcast host Savannah Chrisley after reviewing GoodGirlRX.com for wording on weight-loss medicines.
Regulators flagged claims about GLP‑1 products including semaglutide and tirzepatide, objecting to language like `FDA-approved meds` and `clinically proven GLP-1 results`, reminding Chrisley that compounded drugs are not FDA‑approved.
After the warning, Chrisley's site implemented changes including disclaimers that GLP-1 drugs are not FDA-approved and replaced `clinically proven` with `clinically studied results`, with no fines issued.
The FDA warned Savannah Chrisley she was in violation of federal law and gave her 15 business days to fix the site, with failure potentially leading to legal action.
GoodGirlRX responded that it welcomes FDA guidance, while Savannah Chrisley told TMZ `This was about website wording, not patient safety` in response to the warning letter, with medical context explaining why claims about GLP‑1 drugs matter.

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