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A regulator or court has taken a documented action involving this company. Every one is linked to its primary source below — open it and judge for yourself.
Named clinical lead
Founder & CEO — a practicing obesity-medicine physician (not a separate medical director).
Mochi Health — author pageRegulatory & legal record
Eli Lilly sued Mochi over its marketing of compounded tirzepatide (federal Lanham Act plus California unfair-competition claims). A federal judge later declined to throw out Lilly's core claims, so the case is proceeding. The allegations are unproven — read the reporting and decide for yourself.
Read the source: CNBC — Lilly sues telehealth sellers of compounded tirzepatideWashington regulators restricted the license of Aequita, the Kirkland compounding pharmacy owned by Mochi, following whistleblower allegations that unlicensed workers handled patient medications and that cold-chain shipments were packed with frozen children's popsicles instead of medical-grade ice. This one bears on the vial itself, not just the marketing.
Read the source: Partnership for Safe MedicinesWhat the platform discloses publicly
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