Lilly Targets Sale Of Repackaged, Redosed Zepbound, Mounjaro In Lawsuit

Eli Lilly is seeking an injunction barring a weight loss clinic from dispensing modified versions of its GLP-1 products.

Lilly requested a court order to shut down a dose-splitting operation. (Shutterstock)
Key Takeaways
  • Eli Lilly sued Indianapolis-based Premier Weight Loss for selling repackaged and redosed versions of its Mounjaro and Zepbound.
  • Lilly said the weight loss clinic could gain $1,000 a month in profits from charging patients for manipulated products.
  • PWL said its products are safer than compounded tirzepatide, but Lilly argued their lack of sterility and inadequate instructions for use pose a safety risk.

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