I almost died from 150 ‘Ozempic’ skinny jab I bought on Facebook – don’t make same mistake I did [Video]

DIETERS buying illegal skinny jabs online are putting their lives at risk, a Sun on Sunday investigation has revealed.

We found the quantity and strength of the active ingredient in the weight loss injections varies enormously between suppliers.

Fake jab victim Michelle SwordCredit: David Hartley

Michelle said: ‘It took a team of doctors 45 minutes to bring me back’Credit: David Hartley

Doctors found that Michelle had been sent insulin pens, designed for diabetics, with Ozempic labels stuck on topCredit: David Hartley

And crucial instructions on use are minimal — or even missing.

Our shock findings were branded “simply horrific” by Tory MP Caroline Nokes.

She said: “There’s no way of knowing what you’re buying, so you could overdose, you could be pumping your body with other harmful substances.

“Even if you miraculously get one batch which seems to work, you’ve got zero idea the next one will.

“It’s some crazy form of 21st century Russian roulette, leeching …