Trafficking network of Ozempic in Romania discovered by police. The medication used for weight loss was illegally decontaminated from CNAS.

13 people have been detained by police and prosecutors in Bucharest in a case targeting a network that illegally settled at Casa de Asigurari Ozempic, a drug for people with type 2 diabetes, which was then sold “black” to people who used it for weight loss. In this case, a nurse at a private clinic in the capital is suspected of falsifying prescriptions, with the help of four doctors, to obtain the drugs.

Investigators discovered a network of traffic in Ozempic, a drug prescribed for diabetics but sold in the black because it guarantees the rapid loss of a large number of pounds. These are employees of a private clinic and a pharmacy, suspected of falsifying prescriptions, then discounting them from the Insurance House and selling the drug on the black market.

17 employees from a private clinic and a pharmacy, suspected of forging prescriptions, then defrauding the National Health Insurance House (CNAS) and selling the drug Ozempic on the black market, are being investigated, Digi 24 reports. A medical assistant at a private clinic in Sector 1 is suspected of forging prescriptions, with the help of four doctors, to obtain medications for free and to sell them outside the legal framework. The damage wa…

Romanian police have discovered a network of traffic with Ozempic, the diabetic drug heavily promoted on social media for its quick weight loss effects, according to Digi24.