Wegovy, the weight-loss medicine previously available in injections, is now available in oral form through pharmacies in the UK, including online and high-street outlets. Multiple reports say the product is being stocked from today/this morning, with further commentary from national outlets noting uncertainty around demand and access. The BBC and other outlets describe what the launch means for patients and eligibility, while WalesOnline specifically addresses who can receive the oral medication. Coverage also highlights the wider context of limited capacity and potential delays for people accessing weight-loss treatments via the NHS, with some outlets warning that demand could outstrip supply. In parallel, Sky News reports that some pharmacies are concerned about the risk of counterfeit or “dangerous fakes” as the market opens to a wider range of buyers. Other coverage points to the likelihood of a surge in interest when the medicine becomes widely available and notes that prices and availability may vary by supplier and channel. Overall, the launch is presented as a major development for weight-loss treatment access in the UK, alongside concerns about counterfeit goods and NHS waiting times.