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Discussion: FDA Comes for Compounded Tirzepatide. The RUO Market Says Hi.

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    Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com.

    πŸ“– Read the article: FDA Comes for Compounded Tirzepatide. The RUO Market Says Hi.


    Share your thoughts, ask questions, or continue the conversation below!

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      Excellent piece!

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        Good article.. "and enough acronyms to make an FDA lawyer ask for a drink" lol

        β€œNot a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”

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          Discussion thread for the blog post on PeptideCritic.com.

          πŸ“– Read the article: FDA Comes for Compounded Tirzepatide. The RUO Market Says Hi.


          Share your thoughts, ask questions, or continue the conversation below!

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          @PeptideCritic Word is the APC isn't accepting this, and there is president to compound with added vitamins. It's been accepted by FDA in the past for patients who lack energy or have digestive issues or suffer side effects. An MD will often add other compounds to counteract those issues It ain't over yet. An MD is writing the script so the argument is how can the FDA tell a Dr what to prescribe they feel they have overstepped in a big way. There are several patient advocacy groups in Florda who have hired lobbyist as well.

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            Great article

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              Not totally surprised regarding the QC allegations. On my only order to date from them the TZ vial was tacky.... so its clear to me that their processes leave something to be desired.

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                Wouldnt be good. I ran prescription tirz compounded and reta for 7months.. both great little nausa going past 4mg reta and 5
                5 tirz went to peptide market 4 months ago , been in peptides for 3 yrs mainly bpc,tb etc.. and with some top vendors list here and other places for testing. I must of only had 2 vials out of 10 that actually hit like compounded. Trying nexaph next and if its weak like others im going back telehealth tirz. It make sense when i see people saying they are on 8 to 12mg reta , its underdosed as u would be really sick that high dose of real compounded.. so the peptide market has alot of weak peps and i dont trust coa etc all have had problems.

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                  Wouldnt be good. I ran prescription tirz compounded and reta for 7months.. both great little nausa going past 4mg reta and 5
                  5 tirz went to peptide market 4 months ago , been in peptides for 3 yrs mainly bpc,tb etc.. and with some top vendors list here and other places for testing. I must of only had 2 vials out of 10 that actually hit like compounded. Trying nexaph next and if its weak like others im going back telehealth tirz. It make sense when i see people saying they are on 8 to 12mg reta , its underdosed as u would be really sick that high dose of real compounded.. so the peptide market has alot of weak peps and i dont trust coa etc all have had problems.

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                  @user_16538 sounds like the placebo effect in full swing

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