fda bpc 157 category 2 compounding 2023 BPC-157 Legal Status: Regulations and You may have heard buzz
You may have heard buzz about 14 peptides potentially returning to legal compounding. Here's what we know: HHS Secretary RFK Jr. stated his intention to move these peptides from FDA Category 2 FDA is reviewing seven peptides this week, BPC 157, MOTS c, and Epitalon among them. Committee meets Thursday and Friday, and the likely outcome is tighter restrictions on compounding pharmacies. Read past the headline The Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) committee on compounded drugs on Thursday broke with agency scientists and voted in favor of adding peptides to the list of substances compounding pharmacies can make The experts will take votes on whether the FDA should allow seven popular peptides to be added to a list of substances that are safe for compounding by pharmacies. A step towards expanded patient access. This will allow patients to have conversations about these compounds in the clinical setting instead of resorting to a gray market without practitioner oversight or monitoring! This just in: The FDA is proposing to move 14 commonly used peptides from Category 2 to Category 1 on the compounding review list If finalized, this shift could significantly change
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