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Health Canada Warns After Bacteria Found in Unauthorized Peptides

Health Canada said contaminated injectable peptides could cause serious infections after seizing more than 11,400 vials from Ottawa and online sellers.

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Nov 12 (Reuters) – Health Canada on Thursday warned consumers not to inject or consume unauthorized peptides after laboratory testing found bacterial contamination in one injectable ​peptide product seized from an Ottawa wellness store. The ‌product was seized from Sage & Summit Wellness Co. in Ottawa after a consumer complaint alleged the store had been selling unauthorized peptides in-store and on its website. The business has agreed to stop ‌…

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OTTAWA, ON, Nov. 12 2026 /CNW/ -- SummaryProduct: Unlicensed Peptides (injection and capsule form)Problem: Health Products – Products

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Les Affaires broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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