HEALTHGUARDIAN US
FDA to discuss easing restrictions on peptides despite safety concerns
The FDA will hold a meeting in July to discuss easing restrictions on research peptides, which are currently sold in a gray market with limited safety and efficacy evidence. If restrictions are relaxed, US compounding pharmacies could legally produce and fill prescriptions for these peptides.
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