IcelandConcerns rise over illegal use of insulin syringes for peptide injection
A significant increase in the sale of insulin syringes and needles has been noted, raising concerns about their potential illegal use for injecting peptides.
Background
The illicit use of medical supplies for non-medical purposes is a recurring public health challenge. This trend often involves the diversion of readily available items, like syringes, for the administration of unregulated substances, posing risks of infection and other health complications.
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Increased sales of insulin syringes and needles noted
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The rise in sales is linked to the illicit use of these syringes for injecting peptides, a practice observed in Iceland.
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