Online pharmacies are now required to have stricter rules when it comes to weight-loss jabs. This is to prevent people who are already a healthy weight or have a history of eating disorders from buying these medications. Now, pharmacies must have in-person or video consultations to check the patient's body mass index (BMI) and get information from their GP or medical records. The General Pharmaceutical Council is concerned about unsafe prescribing and potential supply issues. Weight-loss drugs are now considered "high risk" and have strict criteria for being offered on the NHS. Some pharmacies have been setting targets to quickly process prescriptions, which can lead to unsafe practices. These weight-loss drugs, like Mounjaro and Wegovy, work by helping people feel fuller after eating. They were first used to help regulate blood-sugar levels in type 2 diabetes patients but have recently been prescribed for weight loss. However, global shortages and counterfeit products have become a problem. Pharmacists who do not follow these new rules could face serious consequences, including fitness-to-practice investigations. In summary, online pharmacies must now have stricter checks in place for weight-loss jabs to ensure the safety of patients. These drugs are considered high risk and are offered on the NHS with strict criteria. It is important for pharmacists to follow these guidelines to prevent unsafe practices and protect the health of those seeking weight-loss treatment.