Peptide Win- FDA Just Recommended BPC-157, TB-500 And MOTS-c To Compounding List

[dontfyourlife]

Don't know if anyone was following this but..... on July 23rd and 24th the FDA’s PCA committee recommended 6 peptides be added to the 503A Bulk Drug Substances List.

The six peptides approved were
BPC-157
KPV
TB-500
MOTS-c
Epitalon
Semax

This is a huge win to open access to peptides through licensed compounding pharmacies

For you and I that means no more bitcoin transactions, worrying about COA's or intercepted packages!

Will be amusing to one day watch a TV commercial about BP-157

 

[Renew1]

Don't know if anyone was following this but..... on July 23rd and 24th the FDA’s PCA committee recommended 6 peptides be added to the 503A Bulk Drug Substances List.

The six peptides approved were
BPC-157
KPV
TB-500
MOTS-c
Epitalon
Semax

This is a huge win to open access to peptides through licensed compounding pharmacies

For you and I that means no more bitcoin transactions, worrying about COA's or intercepted packages!

Will be amusing to one day watch a TV commercial about BP-157

"Open access" through Pharmacies, in the same way that other drugs are "open access".
You would need a valid Prescription from your Dr.

 

[HTGduck]

Yeah I'm still gonna save hundred and use my source lol

 

[dontfyourlife]

Yeah I'm still gonna save hundred and use my source lol

Actually prices will start decreasing- and they already are based on 2 factors

As more compounding pharmacies come on line seeing the money potential.

Second more people will start using and trying once the "not for human use" barrier is removed- competition for those customers puts downward pressure on pricing

Personally I don't like funding any Doctors second million dollar home in Aspen but...

Would you pay 20% more to have a product from a 503b compounding pharmacy that has to document testing from raw API's all the way through finished product?