Kiri

Tere,

Saadan lisainfot võltsitud Ozempic süstide kohta.

Interpoli poolt on sama ravimi kohta saadetud hoiatusteated  2023 ja 2023 aastal (lisatud).

Pidades silmas võltsitud toodete jätkuvaid arenguid, saadame Maailma Terviseorganisatsiooni  alerdi, mille leiab lingilt:

https://www.who.int/news/item/19-06-2024-medical-product-alert-n-2-2024--falsified-ozempic-(semaglutide)

Lisaks palutakse infot, kas meil  on olnud konfiskeerimisi ja  kui neid on olnud, siis  jagada sarnaseid või uusi trende antud ravimi osas.

Tervitan

Anneli Kolgo-Makki

Ametiabi grupp

Rahvusvahelise ametiabi keskus

Rahvusvahelise operatiivinfo büroo

Piirivalveosakond

Politsei- ja Piirivalveamet

Tööstuse 52, 10416 Tallinn

Tel 612 3797  (73797)

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FROM : IPSG

OEC/ILM/IGGH

Your ref: New
Our ref: 2023/278/ILM/IGGH/PNG

Dear NCB colleagues,

In the context of Operation Pangea, INTERPOL Illicit Goods and Global Health (IGGH) would like to alert all member countries regarding an emerging trend of counterfeit Ozempic injection pens.

This is a follow up from the alert message (attached) sent in September 2022.

The products are Apridra Solostar pens containing insulin glulisine which are relabelled as Ozempic pens. There was an incident where a patient with Type 2 Diabetes injected herself with the counterfeit pen for three weeks and was hospitalised.

Please refer to the photos below showing how the pens are different and the actual photo of a counterfeit injection pen purchased in Pakistan.

The white dial on the Apridra Solostar pen is further to be back of the pen as compared to the Ozempic one.

These counterfeit pens are found in the Middle East, Russia, Azerbaijan, Eqypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Russia, Turkey and Uzbekistan. These products have been sold both within the legal and illegal supply chain.

Photo 1: Apridra Solostar pen

Photo 2: Ozempic injection pen

Photo 3: Actual image of the counterfeit Ozempic Injection Pen product bought in Pakistan

We strongly recommend that you circulate this message to your country’s law enforcement bodies to alert them about this trend and to take the required preventive and precautionary measures they deem necessary. All recipients are strongly encouraged to share with INTERPOL IGGH on any data or similar cases that you have concerning this product.

Thank you.

Best regards,

………………………………………

Perry NG

Criminal Intelligence Officer

Illicit Markets

Illicit Goods and Global Health Program

INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation
18 Napier Road, Singapore 258510

Office Phone: +65 6550 3641

[email protected]

www.interpol.int