You are right. What I meant is sole claim to production of semaglutide. If they want to produce the injector version, which is considerably more expensive and m

You are right. What I meant is sole claim to production of semaglutide. If they want to produce the injector version, which is considerably more expensive and more difficult to produce (and thus justifies their exorbitant pricing) as opposed to what the compounders are doing, then they are not acting in good faith here and are purposefully slow walking a product that is in incredible demand.