However, compounding pharmacies are subject to FDA and state regulation and compounded semaglutide offers a patient-specific formulation, is currently more widely available, and offers greater customization of dosing titration protocols on a per patient basis
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The FDA's official stance The FDA label for semaglutide states that it's unknown whether the drug appears in human milk
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