EXCLUSIVE Exposed: 'DIY Ozempic' sellers putting lives at risk by peddling super cheap but super dangerous self-mixing weight loss drugs in booming black market
Scores of dealers based in the UK and China are using social media to openly advertise their cut-price illegal fat jabs to vulnerable people.
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