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A neutral reference for prescribers

Patients increasingly arrive asking about peptides sold online or offered by telehealth clinics, and most of what is written about them is written to sell them. These pages report what a prescriber needs to know before that conversation, for every compound in our regulatory tracker: regulatory and compounding status, anti-doping status, the quality of the human evidence, and what FDA itself has said. They never suggest a dose, a protocol or a source.

What every page contains

  • Regulatory status, generated, not typed. FDA approval, 503A and 503B status, FDA advisory committee review and WADA status for 2026 and 2027, drawn from our regulatory tracker by the same code that writes it, with the date each row was reviewed.
  • The evidence grade from our encyclopedia, defined on the methodology page.
  • What FDA has said, in FDA's terms: for approved drugs, the label's boxed warning and the headings of its Warnings and Precautions section, with a link to the full prescribing information; for compounds FDA reviewed for compounding, its findings; for the rest, FDA's own published words on their risks, quoted exactly, or a plain statement that FDA has published none we can report.
  • Monitoring, honestly: for an approved drug, where in the label monitoring is set out; for a compound with no approved label, the gaps FDA identified rather than an invented schedule.

What no page contains

Doses, regimens, cycle lengths, stacks or sources. A reference is useful to a prescriber only if it cannot be mistaken for a protocol. For approved drugs the label is the source of dosing, and these pages link it rather than copy it.

Reviewed by FDA's compounding committee in July 2026 (7)

The seven compounds FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee reviewed on July 23–24, 2026, which is why compounding questions about them are live.

CompoundUS statusWADA 2027Evidence
BPC-157Not compoundable; PCAC recommended it 8–6 (Jul 2026), FDA has not actedProhibited (S0)Low
Emideltide (DSIP)Not compoundable; PCAC voted against it 6–7 (Jul 2026)Prohibited (S0 catch-all)Low
EpitalonNot compoundable; PCAC recommended it 7–4 or 7–5 (Jul 2026), FDA has not actedProhibited (S0 catch-all)Low
KPVNot compoundable; PCAC recommended it 8–6 (Jul 2026), FDA has not actedProhibited (S0 catch-all)Low
MOTS-cNot compoundable; PCAC recommended it 7–5 (Jul 2026), FDA has not actedProhibited (S4.4.1)Low
SemaxNot compoundable; PCAC recommended it 8–5 (Jul 2026), FDA has not actedUnsettled (S0 may apply)Medium
TB-500Not compoundable; PCAC recommended it 8–6 (Jul 2026), FDA has not actedProhibited (S2.3)Low

FDA-approved (15)

Approved drugs. Each page lists its label's boxed warning and Warnings and Precautions headings, and links the full prescribing information.

CompoundUS statusWADA 2027Evidence
Bremelanotide (PT-141)Rx (FDA-approved as Vyleesi)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
DulaglutideRx (FDA-approved as Trulicity)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
ExenatideRx (FDA-approved)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
hCGRx (FDA-approved)Prohibited (S2.2.1)High
IGF-1 (mecasermin)Rx (FDA-approved as Increlex)Prohibited (S2.3)High
LeuprolideRx (FDA-approved as Lupron)Prohibited (S2.2.1)High
LiraglutideRx (FDA-approved)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
OctreotideRx (FDA-approved as Sandostatin)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
OrforglipronRx (FDA-approved as Foundayo)Not on the 2027 ListMedium
SemaglutideRx (FDA-approved)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
SomatropinRx (FDA-approved as multiple)Prohibited (S2.2.3)High
SS-31 (elamipretide)Rx (FDA-approved as Forzinity)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
TeriparatideRx (FDA-approved as Forteo)Not on the 2027 ListHigh
TesamorelinRx (FDA-approved as Egrifta)Prohibited (S2.2.4)High
TirzepatideRx (FDA-approved)Not on the 2027 ListHigh

Investigational (3)

In clinical trials and not approved.

CompoundUS statusWADA 2027Evidence
CagriSemaInvestigational (clinical trials only)Prohibited (S0 catch-all)High
RetatrutideInvestigational (clinical trials only)Prohibited (S0 catch-all)Medium
SurvodutideInvestigational (clinical trials only)Prohibited (S0 catch-all)High

Not approved, encountered outside approval (19)

Compounds patients meet online or through clinics. Where FDA has said something about their risks in compounding, the page quotes it exactly.

CompoundUS statusWADA 2027Evidence
AOD-9604Not compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Prohibited (S2.2.3)Medium
Cathelicidin (LL-37)Not compoundable; PCAC review due by Feb 2027Prohibited (S0 catch-all)Low
CerebrolysinNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Unsettled (S0 may apply)High
CJC-1295Not compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Prohibited (S2.2.4)Medium
DihexaNot compoundable; PCAC review due by Feb 2027Prohibited (S0 catch-all)Low
GHK-Cu (injectable)Injectable: not compoundable; PCAC review due by Feb 2027Prohibited (S0 catch-all)Low
GHRP-6Category 3 (nominated without adequate support): not compoundable; 503B Category 2Prohibited (S2.2.4)Medium
HexarelinNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Prohibited (S2.2.4)Medium
IpamorelinNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list); 503B Category 2Prohibited (S2.2.4)Medium
Melanotan IINot compoundable; PCAC review due by Feb 2027Prohibited (S0 catch-all)Low
MK-677 (ibutamoren)Category 2 (safety risks): not compoundableProhibited (S2.2.4)Medium
NoopeptNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Unsettled (S0 may apply)Medium
PEG-MGFNot compoundable; PCAC review due by Feb 2027Prohibited (S2.3)Low
Pralmorelin (GHRP-2)Category 3 (nominated without adequate support): not compoundable; 503B Category 2Prohibited (S2.2.4)High
SelankNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Unsettled (S0 may apply)Medium
SermorelinNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Prohibited (S2.2.4)Medium
TesofensineNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Prohibited (S6.B)Medium
ThymopentinNot compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Unsettled (S0 may apply)Medium
Thymosin α-1Not compoundable (nomination withdrawn; on no FDA list)Unsettled (S0 may apply)High

How these pages stay current

Each page is rebuilt from the tracker, the labels and FDA's lists, so when FDA acts on a nomination, revises a label or WADA changes its list, the pages change with them. The review date on each page is the date its tracker row was last checked against FDA's and WADA's own documents.

These pages are a reference for qualified professionals. They are not medical advice and do not recommend any treatment.