Counterfeit or falsified medicines are deliberately and fraudulently mislabelled with respect to identity or source. These types of medicines can also be referred to as dupes, compounded or compound medicine.
Counterfeit medicines present a significant health risk because their contents are unknown. You do not receive the correct treatment you expect and need, which may lead to potentially dangerous consequences for your health and safety.
There are many indicators of a counterfeit medication, from packaging to price, please visit our guidance on how to spot a counterfeit medication.
If you suspect a product to be a counterfeit of a Novo Nordisk product, please report this immediately to Novo Nordisk in your country, you can contact us:
In order to properly investigate the suspected counterfeit product, it is very important that you send the product sample to Novo Nordisk in your country. We will give you advice on how to do this and will arrange for you to have free replacement product.