§ — Peptide library · Practice statements
Practice statements on peptide care
Some practices tell us, in their own words, how they handle peptide therapy. We publish what they say, with the date. We do not check it, certify it or rate it.
Reviewed October 2026 · Sources: FDA, EMA
01 — What practices can state
Three points, in their words.
- 01A physician decides. A licensed MD or DO evaluates each patient and signs every prescription.
- 02Labs before and during. Lab tests before the first prescription and during treatment.
- 03A traceable source. Only FDA-approved products or preparations from state-licensed pharmacies. No products labelled “research use only”.
02 — Why we publish them
The questions patients ask anyway.
These are the questions careful patients ask anyway. A dated answer from the practice helps you prepare for a first conversation. It does not replace that conversation.
03 — What a statement is not
No seal, no recommendation.
It is not a seal, not a recommendation and not part of our paid review. It never changes where a practice appears. Ask the practice to show you how it meets each point.
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This page reports on the state of research and regulation for orientation. It is not medical advice, not a recommendation for or against any substance, and not an offer. Regulatory status changes; the date shown is the date of our last verification. Discuss any treatment with a licensed physician.