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Buying & prescription

Buying without a prescription?

No. Ozempic, Mounjaro and similar GLP-1 medication are prescription-only in the Netherlands and you cannot legally buy them without a prescription. The prescription requirement exists to protect your safety: this medication belongs under the assessment and guidance of a doctor. The only legal route is through a doctor and a pharmacy.

Why are these medicines prescription-only?

GLP-1 medication acts on your metabolism and can cause side effects and risks. A doctor must therefore first assess whether the medicine suits you. The prescription requirement ensures that:

  • contraindications and risks are checked;
  • the dose is built up and monitored safely;
  • side effects are spotted in time;
  • you receive genuine, controlled medication through a pharmacy.

Without that assessment, use can be unsafe.

The risks of illegal online offers

Sellers who offer this medication 'without a prescription' are acting outside the law. The risks are great:

  • counterfeit or incorrectly dosed products;
  • no check on your health or contraindications;
  • no guidance with side effects;
  • unknown origin and storage conditions.
An offer without a prescription or intake is a red flag. Read more on recognising counterfeits.

The only legal and safe route

The legal route always goes through a doctor who assesses your suitability and a pharmacy that dispenses the medication. That way you can be sure you receive a controlled product and that someone is keeping an eye on dosing and side effects. You can read exactly what a doctor assesses on the doctor's intake.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy Ozempic or Mounjaro without a prescription?
No. This medication is prescription-only in the Netherlands. Buying it without a prescription is not legal and is unsafe. It belongs under the guidance of a doctor and through a pharmacy.
Why can't I just order it myself?
Because a doctor must first assess whether the medicine is safe for you. The prescription requirement protects against the wrong dose, side effects and the risks of unsuitable use.
So what is the right route?
Through a doctor who assesses your suitability and a pharmacy that dispenses the medication. Only this way do you get a controlled product with guidance.

Official sources on this topic

Independent, authoritative information from official bodies: