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Ozempic pill now available through Amazon Pharmacy kiosks, same-day delivery

By Alan Goforth

"Amazon Pharmacy continues to provide customers expanded selection and reliable, convenient access to the latest treatments like the Ozempic pill for type 2 diabetes, helping reduce the friction that comes with accessing breakthrough medications," said Tanvi Patel, vice president and general manager of Amazon Pharmacy.

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