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Woman accused of selling black market weight loss drugs, police say
A woman in Tennessee is accused of selling black market weight loss drugs, according to authorities.
I'm curious how well "Congrilitide" works?

In related news, the only donut shop in Medina has closed its doors after 35 years of doing business in the community......."If you purchased these drugs, you should return them to the clinic or to Medina Police Department."
Early 2025 news - Medina Police Department named Fittest Police Department in the nation. Spokesmen for the department credits hiking and yoga for the BMI improvements.
It's only meant for their "RS"Did she forget to tell people that these are not for human consumption but for research purposes only?
The deadly weapon thing is really throwing me for a loop.“It’s not a controlled drug. It’s a legend drug — so it’s still a controlled drug to a certain extent.” Even after the arrest they’re still not sure what was in the vials. And, they do not know what the legal status of what was in the vials except that even if it was a GLP1, they don’t know what that means — yet they charged her with an additional charge of reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. Un-fucking-de-blievable. Dude. I don’t care how good her defense counsel may be — she is going to sit for some time! And all because the people she was selling to felt it was dicey to pick it up from her house, so they called the police. You just gotta laugh; poor idiot.
The deadly weapon thing is really throwing me for a loop.
These appear to be state charges. I don't know about Tennessee.![]()
Woman accused of selling black market weight loss drugs, police say
A woman in Tennessee is accused of selling black market weight loss drugs, according to authorities.www.waff.com
I'm curious how well "Congrilitide" works?![]()
Selling these to a Med Spa was probably the kicker. It's one thing to be selling "research chemicals" directly to buyers. It's a whole other ballgame laundering research chemicals into legit pharmaceuticals that people trust are FDA approved and administered under medical supervisionThese appear to be state charges. I don't know about Tennessee.
For those interested in federal law on the topic, see FDA, Warning Letter No. 668918, to Synthetix Inc. DBA Helix Chemical, No. Supply (Feb. 7, 2024).
Violation of the federal laws on the subject is punishable criminally. 18 U.S.C. § 333.
The federal government appears largely apathetic about these cases because it has issued warning letters in cases where it could have pursued criminal prosecution.
Still if you're selling peptides, be careful. Speak to an attorney familiar with the sale of GLP-1 drugs supposedly for research purposes.
They are just stacking charges. I think this is a backwoods police department that is in over their head.“It’s not a controlled drug. It’s a legend drug — so it’s still a controlled drug to a certain extent.” Even after the arrest they’re still not sure what was in the vials. And, they do not know what the legal status of what was in the vials except that even if it was a GLP1, they don’t know what that means — yet they charged her with an additional charge of reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. Un-fucking-de-blievable. Dude. I don’t care how good her defense counsel may be — she is going to sit for some time! And all because the people she was selling to felt it was dicey to pick it up from her house, so they called the police. You just gotta laugh; poor idiot.
Those spas should be held accountable as well. What kind of idiot would believe unconstituted peptides were legit? Even a lowly nurse should be able to call that out and I believe those places have PAs and NPs seeing over them.Selling these to a Med Spa was probably the kicker. It's one thing to be selling "research chemicals" directly to buyers. It's a whole other ballgame laundering research chemicals into legit pharmaceuticals that people trust are FDA approved and administered under medical supervision
You're correct. However, I'm even more angry at these med spas that were selling the stuff. They ought to buy compounded tirzepatide and openly state they're doing so.Selling these to a Med Spa was probably the kicker. It's one thing to be selling "research chemicals" directly to buyers. It's a whole other ballgame laundering research chemicals into legit pharmaceuticals that people trust are FDA approved and administered under medical supervision
Super shady. I'm sure they knew what they were selling to people wasn't "legit". They should be the ones in jail right now, and not the person smuggling research chems into the country.You're correct. However, I'm even more angry at these med spas that were selling the stuff. They ought to buy compounded tirzepatide and openly state they're doing so.
You gotta throw all those charges against the wall and see which ones stickThey are just stacking charges. I think this is a backwoods police department that is in over their head.