EVIDENCE / SOURCE FILE
Open the record, not a sales page
Use a government website to check approvals and licences. For trial results, use the study summary on PubMed, the US government’s free index of medical research. Each source below answers one narrow question.
PRODUCT FILES
Drug and compounding records
Approved uses, limits, boxed notice, and common effects.
Open file ↗ US NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINEMounjaro labelApproved uses and product information.
Open file ↗ US FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATIONCompounding questionsThe FDA explains compounding and the limits of its own oversight.
Open file ↗ US FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATIONCompounded medicine concernsSource checks, false labels, and reported problems.
Open file ↗PUBLIC RECORDS
Clinician and pharmacy checks
Move from a clinician name to the state’s own record.
Open file ↗ PHARMACY BOARD DIRECTORYFind the pharmacy boardMove from a pharmacy name to the state’s own record.
Open file ↗ US FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATIONLocate a state-licensed pharmacyA direct route to state pharmacy searches.
Open file ↗ US FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATIONSearch company lettersLetters the FDA sent to companies it found breaking the rules. A letter shows what the FDA raised at the time; it is not a court ruling.
Open file ↗TRIAL RECORDS
Read the study summaries
Each link opens the short summary the researchers published with their trial. It gives the main results, not every detail.