RFK Jr. Removes Restrictions On Unapproved Peptide Injections
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This does nothing for us unless you want to find someone to prescribe and then pay insanely high prices from a compounding pharmacy. Correct me if I am wrong.
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This does nothing for us unless you want to find someone to prescribe and then pay insanely high prices from a compounding pharmacy. Correct me if I am wrong.
This does nothing for us unless you want to find someone to prescribe and then pay insanely high prices from a compounding pharmacy. Correct me if I am wrong.
In the marijuana industry when it became legal and sold in retail, the black market prices came down drastically. I wonder if similar market forces will be in play.
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Gulag says :The Six Affected Peptides
• BPC-157: Promoted for muscle repair and injury healing (often called the "Wolverine" peptide).
• TB-500: Promoted for tissue regeneration and recovery.
• Epitalon: Marketed as a sleep and longevity aid.
• KPV: Used for anti-inflammatory properties.
• MOTS-c: Promoted for metabolism, obesity, and osteoporosis.
• Semax: Promoted for migraines and chronic pain."The FDA said compounding pharmacies must certify the identity and purity of the compounds.
They must also now report side effects, which was not previously mandated." -NBC News -
This does nothing for us unless you want to find someone to prescribe and then pay insanely high prices from a compounding pharmacy. Correct me if I am wrong.
In the marijuana industry when it became legal and sold in retail, the black market prices came down drastically. I wonder if similar market forces will be in play.
@Neil-McCauley It depends on enforcement, thats the issue. Pharma doesn't have much help under the current administration which may change over this election cycle and the next.
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Hopefully the next steps will happen- The FDA must move them from "enforcement discretion" to permanent placement on the Section 503A Bulk Drug Substances List.
Then.....To achieve "permanent compounding status" the FDA must review public comments on the policy, issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, clear executive review through OIRA, and publish a final rule codifying the six peptides onto the 503A Bulks List. The whole process can to take several years.
Assuming the political climate stays consistent!!
Now why can't it just be a little easier and a little quicker?
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