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Future of Peptide Therapy and Regulation In the next 6-24 months, more physician-led options for peptide access are expected to become available, and it is essential for individuals to have a good relationship with their physician and for physicians to get educated on peptides to ensure safe and effective use 12m0s
Peptides are a new category of substances with limited data available, and while there may not be severe risks, they could still exist, and patients should be aware of the unknowns before taking them, typically in doses of x number of micrograms or milligrams per day for 2 weeks 10s
As of September 2023 it is on the FDA Category 2 list of bulk drug substances that may not be compounded, and a PCAC review is scheduled for July 2026 under the name Emideltide