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ANMAT Bans Falsified ‘Ozempic’ Tablets Nationwide

The regulator referred the case to cybercrime prosecutors following confirmation that no oral Ozempic is authorized.

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Una farmacéutica planea hacer pruebas con un "ozempic" canino.
El producto original es un fármaco indicado para tratar la diabetes tipo 2.
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Overview

  • ANMAT's Disposición 5842/2025 prohibits the sale, use and distribution nationwide of any product labeled “Ozempíc Semaglutida Tablets USP.”
  • The move followed a Novo Nordisk complaint and a sample confirming the tablets promoted on social media are counterfeit and that no oral Ozempic exists globally.
  • Regulators determined the firms named on the packaging—Pharma Argentina S.A. and MD Pharma—are not registered or authorized to make medicines.
  • The real Ozempic available in Argentina is a prescription injectable with unit traceability, whereas the falsified tablets pose health risks because their composition is unknown.
  • ANMAT published a public alert with comparative images and referred the case to UFECI, which forwarded it to Juzgado Criminal y Correccional Nº 18 with Fiscalía Nº 48.