Yes, copying or tampering with medical product labels can indeed be used by some unscrupulous elements to create counterfeit drugs and sell them at a lower cost. This behavior is not only illegal, but also poses a serious threat to public health. Counterfeit drugs may contain inappropriate ingredients, inaccurate dosages, or may even be completely ineffective or harmful, which poses a significant risk to patients' health. Drug regulatory agencies in various countries usually take strict measures to prevent counterfeit drugs, including strengthening drug supervision, tracking the source of drugs, raising public awareness, and using advanced technologies (such as anti-counterfeiting labels and traceability systems) to ensure the authenticity of drugs. To protect themselves, consumers should choose legal drug channels when purchasing drugs, carefully check the packaging and labels, and consult medical professionals when necessary.