Apple goes after Peptide Apps
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This is speculation of course.....I don't understand when a multi billion dollar company calls another multi billion dollar company they just believe or go along with whatever is said.
Rumor has it Eli Lilly called credit card processors, social media platforms, etc for their peptide crusade.
And did Apple reach out to the creator of the app? Of course not, Eli Lilly's word is gospel and who cares about the owner or the app or the customers who enjoy using it.
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I don’t really discuss politics. But I don’t think Peptides are at any politician’s way into the office. It is a small group that cares about peptides.
The Country has bigger issues… Peptides will not have any effect on any big election. As far as peptides go, it won’t matter who is elected. Politicians change what they say by the minute…This post is deleted! -
This is speculation of course.....I don't understand when a multi billion dollar company calls another multi billion dollar company they just believe or go along with whatever is said.
Rumor has it Eli Lilly called credit card processors, social media platforms, etc for their peptide crusade.
And did Apple reach out to the creator of the app? Of course not, Eli Lilly's word is gospel and who cares about the owner or the app or the customers who enjoy using it.
This is speculation of course.....I don't understand when a multi billion dollar company calls another multi billion dollar company they just believe or go along with whatever is said.
It is not speculation: Eli Lilly has been entirely public about that campaign.
When Eli Lilly publicly called on payment processors, social platforms, and app stores to block unapproved GLP-1 and experimental peptide sales, tech gatekeepers acted to protect their own profit margins and minimize financial exposure. Under private Terms of Service and federal law, platforms like Apple, Visa, and Stripe face severe secondary liability and regulatory penalties if they ignore formal legal notices. When a pharmaceutical giant backed by FDA regulatory stances issues a legal warning, platforms shield their revenue streams by swiftly removing the flagged app or merchant account. Because these private infrastructure providers hold absolute contractual authority to terminate access, small developers are routinely deplatformed without prior mediation, ensuring corporate risk management and platform profits always take precedence over independent due process. -
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Or you can do the math....
Dose (mg) = Volume (mL) x Concentration (mg/mL)
If I reconstitute a 20mg vial with 4 mL of water, that gives me 5mg/mL. Say I wanted a 1mg dose, we get the following:
1mg = volume (mL) x 5 mg/mL
We will then solve for volume by dividing both sides of the equation by 5. That gives us 0.2 mL for volume. Multiply that by 100 to get 20 units.
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App that I use removed the calculator, but the chat/ai aspect, will give you the needed info
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Hunter Williams podcast on legal landscape.
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I highly recommend http://peptidelabapp.com/. They have a web based calculator that pulls from the data in the ios app, sends it back to the app and then you can dose with it. So this is how they worked around the Apple issue.
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@ThePepPlanner Yep, that’s what I’m doing. Owners, and ChatGPT saying Apple has been coming down across all peptide apps. I’m sure Google/Android won’t be far behind.
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