While effective in controlling blood sugar, Ozempic can cause various side effects
NOTHING RED, PURPLE OR BLUE Examples of clear liquids Clear beef or chicken broth, such as bouillon cubes dissolved in water Popsicles, for red, purple, or blue EXCEPT Coconut water ( coconut milk) NOT Strained fruit juice, such as apple or white grape juice Coffee and tea (without cream or dairy products) Gatorade Soft drinks Kool-Aid Jell-O DO NOT EAT SOLID FOOD
To learn more about the benefits, risks, & differences of compounded medication substitutes you may visit the FDA Drug Shortage List & FDA Compounding Substitutions Information Page
Ozempic in the Media: Why the Name Is Misleading The persistence of Ozempic as the generic cultural term for GLP-1 weight loss medications has created a specific communication problem in UK clinical practice
Mild side effects like nausea or upset stomach may occur in some people