The service confirms where the patient is located and routes the visit to a clinician authorized in that jurisdiction. The clinician may prescribe an FDA-approved medicine, recommend another plan, refer, or decline to prescribe.
HHS licensure guide ↗
Clinician-led telehealth · approved-product first
Care that starts with clinical fit.
Explore FDA-approved prescription medicines through an eligibility-first telehealth review—without confusing clinical care with Peakonic’s separate research catalog.
Illustrative clinical-review visuals only—not dispensed packaging. FDA approval belongs to the named manufacturer product, indication, dose, and presentation.
Telehealth starts here · Step 1 of 4
Check your visit fit.
Start with where you will be during the visit and what you want help with. The clinician must be authorized to practice where you are located at the time of the visit. Do not enter health details in this prototype.
Telehealth eligibility screen
Where should we start?
A licensed clinician must determine whether telehealth and any prescription are appropriate.
After clinician review
Telehealth is the care visit. 503A and 503B describe compounding pathways.
Section 503A generally applies when a state-licensed pharmacy, federal facility, or licensed physician compounds for an identified individual patient based on a valid prescription and every applicable federal and state condition is met.
FDA 503A requirements ↗A 503B outsourcing facility compounds sterile drugs under licensed-pharmacist supervision and may supply with or without patient-specific prescriptions when section 503B conditions are met. It is subject to CGMP requirements and FDA risk-based inspection.
FDA 503B explanation ↗Important: Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. FDA recommends an approved drug when one is available and appropriate. Shortage status or a permitted bulk substance may affect whether compounding is allowed, but does not convert a compounded drug into an FDA-approved product or guarantee availability.
Current FDA data audit · 73 verified medicine groups
FDA-approved peptide medicine reference.
Browse verified U.S. product records, open the details, then add a review request. This broad clinical reference includes peptide drugs and closely related peptide/protein medicines; it excludes antibiotics, vaccines, enzymes, and non-U.S. approvals. A licensed clinician—not the storefront—decides whether telehealth, referral, or a prescription is appropriate.
Tymlos®
abaloparatide
See more information ↗
Parathyroid-hormone-related peptide analog approved for product-specific osteoporosis indications.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Scenesse®
afamelanotide
See more information ↗
Melanocortin analog approved for a specific phototoxicity indication in erythropoietic protoporphyria.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous implant
- Review route
- Specialist center referral
Giapreza®
angiotensin II acetate
See more information ↗
Vasopressor peptide approved for tightly supervised treatment of distributive shock.
- Presentation
- Intravenous infusion
- Review route
- Hospital-only review
Angiomax® / bivalirudin
bivalirudin
See more information ↗
Direct thrombin-inhibitor peptide with approved procedural anticoagulation products.
- Presentation
- Intravenous injection
- Review route
- Specialist or facility review
Vyleesi®
bremelanotide acetate
See more information ↗
Approved for a specific sexual-health indication in certain premenopausal women—not general performance or tanning use.
- Presentation
- Single-dose autoinjector
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Hepcludex®
bulevirtide-gmod
See more information ↗
Lipopeptide entry inhibitor approved for chronic hepatitis delta virus infection in specified adults.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Hepatology or infectious-disease review
Miacalcin® / calcitonin-salmon
calcitonin salmon
See more information ↗
Calcitonin peptide products have exact, route-specific approved indications and labeling.
- Presentation
- Nasal spray or injection
- Review route
- Prescription review
Cetrotide®
cetrorelix acetate
See more information ↗
GnRH antagonist approved for controlled ovarian-stimulation protocols.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection kit
- Review route
- Fertility-specialist review
Acthar® Gel / Cortrophin® Gel
repository corticotropin
See more information ↗
ACTH-family products have narrow, product-specific approved indications and extensive safety labeling.
- Presentation
- Repository injection
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Acthrel®
corticorelin ovine triflutate
See more information ↗
Corticotropin-releasing hormone peptide approved for a specialized diagnostic test used in evaluating ACTH-dependent Cushing syndrome.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic injection
- Review route
- Endocrinology diagnostic referral
Cortrosyn®
cosyntropin
See more information ↗
Synthetic ACTH fragment approved as a diagnostic agent for adrenal-function testing.
- Presentation
- Injection for diagnostic testing
- Review route
- Diagnostic or facility review
Zegalogue®
dasiglucagon hydrochloride
See more information ↗
Glucagon analog approved for severe hypoglycemia in specified patients.
Availability: FDA approval record verified; current commercial availability must be confirmed.
- Presentation
- Prefilled syringe or autoinjector
- Review route
- Prescription review
Firmagon®
degarelix acetate
See more information ↗
GnRH antagonist approved for advanced prostate cancer.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous depot injection
- Review route
- Oncology or urology review
DDAVP® / desmopressin products
desmopressin acetate
See more information ↗
Vasopressin analog products have route- and indication-specific approvals; formulation substitution is unsafe.
- Presentation
- Product-specific tablets, spray, or injection
- Review route
- Prescription review
Terlivaz®
terlipressin acetate
See more information ↗
Vasopressin analog approved for adults with hepatorenal syndrome involving rapid reduction in kidney function.
- Presentation
- Intravenous injection
- Review route
- Hospital or hepatology review
Natrecor®
nesiritide
See more information ↗
Recombinant B-type natriuretic peptide with an FDA approval record for acute decompensated heart failure.
Availability: FDA approval record verified; listed products are discontinued and current availability must be confirmed.
- Presentation
- Intravenous infusion
- Review route
- Hospital-only review
Trulicity®
dulaglutide
See more information ↗
Long-acting GLP-1 receptor agonist approved for product-specific diabetes and cardiovascular-risk indications.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Forzinity™
elamipretide hydrochloride
See more information ↗
Mitochondria-targeting tetrapeptide granted accelerated approval for Barth syndrome in eligible patients.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Rare-disease specialist review
Fuzeon®
enfuvirtide
See more information ↗
HIV fusion-inhibitor peptide with an FDA approval record for use as part of combination antiretroviral therapy.
Availability: FDA approval record verified; current commercial availability must be confirmed.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Infectious-disease specialist review
Kalbitor®
ecallantide
See more information ↗
Kunitz-domain peptide approved for acute hereditary-angioedema attacks in specified patients.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection administered by a health professional
- Review route
- Specialist or facility review
Lipfendra™
enlicitide decanoate
See more information ↗
Oral cyclic peptide PCSK9 inhibitor approved in July 2026 for specified adults with elevated LDL cholesterol.
- Presentation
- Oral tablet
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Eptifibatide products
eptifibatide
See more information ↗
Cyclic heptapeptide antiplatelet medicines approved for acute coronary and procedural settings.
- Presentation
- Intravenous injection
- Review route
- Hospital or cardiology review
Parsabiv®
etelcalcetide
See more information ↗
Calcimimetic peptide approved for secondary hyperparathyroidism in adults receiving hemodialysis.
- Presentation
- Intravenous injection after dialysis
- Review route
- Dialysis-center review
Byetta® / exenatide products
exenatide synthetic
See more information ↗
GLP-1 receptor agonist products have product-specific diabetes indications and presentations.
- Presentation
- Product-specific injection pen
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Fyremadel® / ganirelix
ganirelix acetate
See more information ↗
GnRH antagonist approved for controlled ovarian-stimulation protocols.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous prefilled syringe
- Review route
- Fertility-specialist review
Baqsimi® / Gvoke® / glucagon
glucagon
See more information ↗
Approved glucagon products treat severe hypoglycemia, with route- and device-specific instructions.
- Presentation
- Nasal powder, autoinjector, syringe, or kit
- Review route
- Prescription review
Zoladex®
goserelin acetate
See more information ↗
GnRH agonist implant with product-specific oncology and gynecologic indications.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous implant
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Supprelin LA®
histrelin acetate
See more information ↗
GnRH agonist implant approved for central precocious puberty.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous implant
- Review route
- Pediatric endocrinology review
Firazyr® / icatibant
icatibant acetate
See more information ↗
Bradykinin B2-receptor antagonist peptide approved for acute hereditary-angioedema attacks in adults.
- Presentation
- Prefilled subcutaneous syringe
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Copaxone® / Glatopa®
glatiramer acetate
See more information ↗
Synthetic polypeptide mixture approved for relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis.
- Presentation
- Prefilled subcutaneous syringe or autoinjector
- Review route
- Neurology specialist review
Icotyde™
icotrokinra hydrochloride
See more information ↗
Oral cyclic peptide IL-23 receptor antagonist approved in March 2026 for specified psoriasis patients.
- Presentation
- Oral tablet
- Review route
- Dermatology review
Insulin product family
human insulin and insulin analogs
See more information ↗
Many FDA-approved insulins exist; concentration, device, interchangeability, and indication are product-specific.
- Presentation
- Vials, pens, and product-specific devices
- Review route
- Diabetes care review
Awiqli® FlexTouch®
insulin icodec
See more information ↗
Once-weekly basal insulin analog approved in March 2026 for specified adults with diabetes.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Diabetes care review
Somatuline Depot® / lanreotide
lanreotide acetate
See more information ↗
Somatostatin analog products have specific neuroendocrine and acromegaly indications.
- Presentation
- Deep subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Endocrinology or oncology review
Lupron Depot® / Eligard® / Fensolvi®
leuprolide acetate
See more information ↗
Leuprolide products have distinct indications, dosing schedules, and delivery systems.
- Presentation
- Product-specific depot presentation
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Linzess®
linaclotide
See more information ↗
Guanylate-cyclase-C agonist peptide approved for product-specific chronic constipation disorders.
- Presentation
- Oral capsule
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Victoza® / Saxenda® / liraglutide
liraglutide
See more information ↗
GLP-1 receptor agonist products have distinct diabetes or chronic weight-management indications.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Adlyxin® / Soliqua®
lixisenatide
See more information ↗
GLP-1 receptor agonist products approved for product-specific diabetes use, including a fixed-ratio insulin combination.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Diabetes care review
Lutathera®
lutetium Lu 177 dotatate
See more information ↗
Radiolabeled somatostatin analog approved for specified neuroendocrine tumors.
- Presentation
- Intravenous radiopharmaceutical
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine or oncology referral
Netspot®
gallium Ga 68 dotatate
See more information ↗
Radiolabeled peptide diagnostic approved for PET imaging of somatostatin-receptor-positive neuroendocrine tumors.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic radiopharmaceutical
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine referral
Detectnet®
copper Cu 64 dotatate
See more information ↗
Radiolabeled peptide diagnostic approved for PET localization of somatostatin-receptor-positive neuroendocrine tumors.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic radiopharmaceutical
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine referral
Ga 68 edotreotide products
gallium Ga 68 edotreotide
See more information ↗
Radiolabeled somatostatin analog approved for PET imaging of somatostatin-receptor-positive neuroendocrine tumors.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic radiopharmaceutical
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine referral
Locametz® / Illuccix® / Gozellix®
gallium Ga 68 gozetotide
See more information ↗
PSMA-targeted peptide-based radioligand approved for product-specific prostate-cancer PET imaging uses.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic radiopharmaceutical
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine referral
OctreoScan®
indium In 111 pentetreotide
See more information ↗
Radiolabeled somatostatin analog with an FDA approval record for scintigraphic localization of neuroendocrine tumors.
Availability: FDA approval record verified; current commercial availability must be confirmed.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic kit
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine referral
Pluvicto®
lutetium Lu 177 vipivotide tetraxetan
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PSMA-targeted peptide-based radioligand approved for specified adults with metastatic prostate cancer.
- Presentation
- Intravenous radiopharmaceutical
- Review route
- Nuclear-medicine or oncology referral
Lumisight™
pegulicianine acetate
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Peptide-based fluorescent imaging agent approved as an adjunct for identifying residual cancer during certain breast lumpectomy procedures.
- Presentation
- Intravenous imaging agent
- Review route
- Surgical-facility referral
Synarel®
nafarelin acetate
See more information ↗
GnRH agonist nasal product with specific approved reproductive-endocrine indications.
- Presentation
- Nasal spray
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Yuviwel™
navepegritide
See more information ↗
Long-acting C-type natriuretic peptide analog approved in February 2026 for eligible children with achondroplasia.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Pediatric skeletal-dysplasia specialist review
Sandostatin® / Mycapssa® / octreotide
octreotide acetate
See more information ↗
Somatostatin analog products have formulation-specific endocrine and neuroendocrine indications.
- Presentation
- Injection, depot, oral capsule, or pen
- Review route
- Endocrinology or oncology review
Pitocin® / oxytocin
oxytocin
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Approved oxytocin products are used in tightly controlled obstetric settings—not consumer peptide therapy.
- Presentation
- Injection for supervised clinical use
- Review route
- Hospital-only obstetric review
Yorvipath®
palopegteriparatide
See more information ↗
Prodrug of parathyroid hormone approved for hypoparathyroidism in adults.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Endocrinology review
Signifor® / Signifor LAR®
pasireotide
See more information ↗
Somatostatin analog products approved for specific pituitary-disorder indications.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous or depot injection
- Review route
- Endocrinology specialist review
Empaveli® / Syfovre®
pegcetacoplan
See more information ↗
C3 inhibitor peptide products have distinct hematology and ophthalmology indications and routes.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous infusion or intravitreal injection
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Aphexda®
motixafortide acetate
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Cyclic peptide CXCR4 antagonist approved with filgrastim for stem-cell mobilization before autologous transplant in multiple myeloma.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Transplant-center or hematology review
Trulance®
plecanatide
See more information ↗
Guanylate-cyclase-C agonist peptide approved for specified chronic constipation disorders.
- Presentation
- Oral tablet
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Symlin®
pramlintide acetate
See more information ↗
Amylin analog with an FDA approval record as adjunctive diabetes therapy.
Availability: FDA approval record verified; current commercial availability must be confirmed.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Diabetes care review
ChiRhoStim® / secretin
secretin
See more information ↗
Secretin peptide products are approved for specific pancreatic diagnostic testing.
- Presentation
- Intravenous diagnostic injection
- Review route
- Diagnostic or facility review
Ozempic® / Rybelsus® / Wegovy®
semaglutide
See more information ↗
Semaglutide brands have different FDA-approved indications, doses, and presentations; they are not interchangeable by name alone.
- Presentation
- Injection pens or oral tablets
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Imcivree®
setmelanotide acetate
See more information ↗
Melanocortin-4 receptor agonist peptide approved for obesity caused by specified rare genetic conditions.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Rare-disease specialist review
Increlex®
mecasermin recombinant
See more information ↗
Recombinant IGF-1 peptide/protein approved for severe primary IGF-1 deficiency in eligible pediatric patients.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Pediatric endocrinology review
Growth-hormone product family
somatropin, lonapegsomatropin, somapacitan, and somatrogon
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Approved growth-hormone products exist for narrow, product-specific indications; federal law separately restricts distribution for unapproved uses.
- Presentation
- Product-specific cartridges and injection systems
- Review route
- Endocrinology specialist review
Gattex®
teduglutide
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GLP-2 analog approved for adults and certain pediatric patients with short bowel syndrome who need parenteral support.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection kit
- Review route
- Gastroenterology specialist review
Forteo® / Bonsity® / teriparatide
teriparatide
See more information ↗
Parathyroid-hormone analog products have exact osteoporosis indications and duration-of-use labeling.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Egrifta® products
tesamorelin acetate
See more information ↗
Tesamorelin has a specific FDA-approved indication; approval does not extend to generic research vials or other uses.
- Presentation
- Product-specific injection kit
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Mounjaro® / Zepbound®
tirzepatide
See more information ↗
Tirzepatide brands have distinct FDA-approved indications and exact current labels.
- Presentation
- Prefilled injection pen
- Review route
- Telehealth eligibility review
Trelstar® / Triptodur®
triptorelin pamoate
See more information ↗
GnRH agonist depot products have distinct oncology and pediatric endocrine indications.
- Presentation
- Intramuscular depot injection
- Review route
- Specialist prescription review
Daybue®
trofinetide
See more information ↗
Synthetic tripeptide analog approved for Rett syndrome in adults and pediatric patients two years of age and older.
- Presentation
- Oral solution or oral-powder stick
- Review route
- Neurology specialist review
Vasostrict® / vasopressin
vasopressin
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Vasopressin peptide products are approved for specific critical-care uses requiring monitored administration.
- Presentation
- Intravenous infusion
- Review route
- Hospital-only review
Voxzogo®
vosoritide
See more information ↗
C-type natriuretic peptide analog approved to increase linear growth in eligible children with achondroplasia.
- Presentation
- Subcutaneous injection
- Review route
- Pediatric skeletal-dysplasia specialist review
Prialt®
ziconotide acetate
See more information ↗
Conotoxin-derived peptide approved for severe chronic pain through intrathecal infusion.
- Presentation
- Intrathecal infusion
- Review route
- Pain-specialist review
Korsuva®
difelikefalin acetate
See more information ↗
D-amino-acid tetrapeptide kappa-opioid receptor agonist approved for moderate-to-severe pruritus in specified adults on hemodialysis.
- Presentation
- Intravenous injection after dialysis
- Review route
- Dialysis-center review
Istodax® / romidepsin
romidepsin
See more information ↗
Cyclic depsipeptide medicine approved for specific T-cell lymphoma indications.
- Presentation
- Intravenous infusion
- Review route
- Oncology specialist review
Zilbrysq®
zilucoplan sodium
See more information ↗
Cyclic peptide complement inhibitor approved for specified adults with generalized myasthenia gravis.
- Presentation
- Prefilled subcutaneous device
- Review route
- Neurology specialist review
Approval is product-specific. An approved active ingredient does not make a generic research vial, compounded copy, different salt, route, dose, or use FDA-approved. Prototype estimates are placeholders—not medication prices or quotes. Visit, insurance, manufacturer, and pharmacy costs vary. No prescription is guaranteed.
FDA 503A bulk-substance reference · Category 1
Category 1: Under FDA evaluation.
Nominated with enough support for FDA to evaluate and not placed on another list. The current entries shown here include NAD/NAD+, NADH, VIP, and non-injectable GHK-Cu. Informational only on Peakonic. Any compounding requires an eligible compounder and every applicable federal and state condition. This is not approval.
GHK-CuGHK-Cu
Except injectable routes of administration
See more information ↗
FDA bulk-substance nomination under evaluation; interim enforcement policy may apply to eligible compounders when every condition is met
Not FDA-approved and not a customer-facing treatment listing. This entry does not cover injectable GHK-Cu.
FDA category explanation ↗
NAD+NAD / NAD+
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD)
See more information ↗
Listed by FDA in Category 1 for 503A bulk-substance evaluation as of May 14, 2026
Not FDA-approved. NAD is a dinucleotide coenzyme, not a peptide. Category 1 is an interim compounding-policy status—not an approval, prescription indication, or retail authorization.
FDA category explanation ↗
NADHNADH
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Disodium Reduced (NADH)
See more information ↗
Listed by FDA in Category 1 for 503A bulk-substance evaluation as of May 14, 2026
Not FDA-approved. This exact reduced disodium substance is a separate Category 1 entry and must not be generalized to every NAD formulation.
FDA category explanation ↗
VIPVasoactive Intestinal Peptide
Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (VIP)
See more information ↗
Listed by FDA in Category 1 for 503A bulk-substance evaluation as of May 14, 2026
Not FDA-approved. Category 1 status does not establish safety, effectiveness, a labeled use, or a consumer sale pathway.
FDA category explanation ↗FDA 503A bulk-substance reference · Category 2
Category 2: Significant safety concerns.
FDA has identified potential significant safety risks while evaluating the nomination. Outside the Category 1 interim policy. Peakonic marks these entries Not for resale.
MK-677Ibutamoren mesylate (MK-677)
Ibutamoren mesylate
See more information ↗
Significant safety concerns identified by FDA
Not for resale. No Category 1 interim enforcement discretion.
FDA category explanation ↗
Kisspeptin-10Kisspeptin-10
Kisspeptin-10
See more information ↗
FDA has identified potential significant safety risks while evaluating the nomination
Not for resale. This is not an FDA-approved medicine and is outside the Category 1 interim policy.
FDA category explanation ↗FDA 503A bulk-substance reference · Category 3
Category 3: Inadequate nomination support.
The nomination did not include enough information for FDA to evaluate the substance. Outside the Category 1 interim policy. Peakonic marks these entries Not for resale.
Beta-NADBeta-NAD disodium salt trihydrate
Beta-Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Disodium Salt Trihydrate
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. This Category 3 entry is chemically and legally distinct from the Category 1 NAD and NADH entries.
FDA category explanation ↗
ARA-290Cibinetide (ARA-290)
Cibinetide (ARA-290)
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. No Category 1 interim enforcement discretion and no FDA-approved product identified.
FDA category explanation ↗
GHRP-2GHRP-2
Growth hormone-releasing peptide-2
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. No Category 1 interim enforcement discretion.
FDA category explanation ↗
GHRP-6GHRP-6
Growth hormone-releasing peptide-6
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. No Category 1 interim enforcement discretion.
FDA category explanation ↗
L-CarnosineL-Carnosine
L-Carnosine
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. This exact FDA entry is L-Carnosine; the library’s separate Carnosine record is not treated as equivalent and remains off-list.
FDA category explanation ↗
MGFMechano growth factor (MGF)
Mechano growth factor (MGF)
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. No Category 1 interim enforcement discretion and no FDA-approved product identified.
FDA category explanation ↗
Secretin 99%Secretin, human 99%
Bulk substance entry: Secretin, human 99%
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. This Category 3 bulk substance is not the same legal product as an FDA-approved, manufacturer-labeled secretin medicine.
FDA category explanation ↗
ThymulinThymulin acetate
Acetate form
See more information ↗
Nomination did not include adequate support for FDA evaluation
Not for resale. No Category 1 interim enforcement discretion.
FDA category explanation ↗Separate status · not Category 1, 2, or 3
Uncategorized peptides.
These learning-library entries have no current Category 1, 2, or 3 listing verified in the stored snapshot. Future agency action is possible, but FDA has not announced approval dates for this group.
BPC-157BPC-157
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
See more information ↗
Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug. Free-base and acetate forms received July 2026 PCAC review; committee review is not final FDA authorization.
Check current FDA information ↗
CJC-1295CJC-1295
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved human drug; no current Category 1 pathway verified.
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CardiogenCardiogen
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
See more information ↗
No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; incidental transcript mention and limited foreign/preclinical evidence.
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CarnosineCarnosine
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
Dietary/supplement and drug questions are product- and claim-specific; inclusion here does not classify every carnosine product as a drug.
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CerebrolysinCerebrolysin
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; FDA warning-letter history includes compounded Cerebrolysin products.
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CortexinCortexin
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; animal-derived mixture with identity and biologic-source risks.
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CrystagenCrystagen
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; transcription/identity and evidence require confirmation.
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Emideltide (DSIP)Emideltide (DSIP)
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug; free-base and acetate forms received July 2026 PCAC review without a final-list inference.
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EpitalonEpitalon
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug; free-base and acetate forms received July 2026 PCAC review without final-list placement inferred.
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EpithalaminEpithalamin
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; animal-derived extract/mixture.
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IGF-1 LR3IGF-1 LR3
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved IGF-1 LR3 human drug; it must not be conflated with FDA-approved mecasermin products.
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IpamorelinIpamorelin
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
See more information ↗
Nomination withdrawn; no current Category 1 pathway
No FDA-approved human drug; FDA safety page states the acetate 503A nomination was withdrawn and identifies safety concerns.
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KPVKPV
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug; FDA says it has not identified human exposure data for nominated compounded products.
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LivagenLivagen
Status may change only after a verified FDA update.
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; incidental transcript mention and limited foreign/preclinical evidence.
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MOTS-cMOTS-c
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Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug; July 2026 PCAC review is not final authorization.
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Melanotan IIMelanotan II
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Nomination withdrawn; no current Category 1 pathway
No FDA-approved human drug; FDA identifies serious case reports and safety/impurity concerns. Distinct from bremelanotide.
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OvagenOvagen
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; incidental transcript mention and limited foreign/preclinical evidence.
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Pinealon (EDR)Pinealon (EDR)
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved human drug; evidence discussed is largely preclinical, foreign, or anecdotal.
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RetatrutideRetatrutide
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
Investigational; no FDA-approved retatrutide product as of the database date.
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SemaxSemax
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Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug; FDA lists safety-information gaps and July 2026 PCAC review is not final authorization.
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TB-500TB-500
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Advisory review complete; final FDA determination not verified
No FDA-approved human drug; it is a fragment related to, but not the same as, full thymosin beta-4.
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ThymalinThymalin
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; animal-derived mixtures add identity, contamination, and prion-risk questions.
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ThymogenThymogen
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; limited foreign/preclinical evidence.
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Thymosin alpha-1Thymosin alpha-1
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Nomination withdrawn; no current Category 1 pathway
No current FDA-approved U.S. human drug identified; speaker's FDA-approval statement conflicts with current U.S. screening. FDA lists a withdrawn nomination and safety-information gaps.
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Thymosin beta-4Thymosin beta-4
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
Distinct from TB-500. No FDA-approved human thymosin beta-4 drug identified for this screening database.
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Thymosin fraction 5Thymosin fraction 5
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved human drug identified in this screening.
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VilonVilon
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No current Category 1, 2, or 3 entry verified
No FDA-approved U.S. human drug; limited foreign/preclinical evidence.
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The Peakonic model
Five gates before any clinical plan.
The care experience is designed around authorization, appropriate evaluation, transparent routing, and continuity—not a medication-first checkout.
Eligibility
Current state, age, visit goal, and emergency boundary.
Clinical intake
History, medications, allergies, records, and labs when needed.
Licensed review
An authorized clinician determines whether telehealth and treatment are appropriate.
Prescription decision
The outcome may be an FDA-approved medicine, another plan, referral, or no prescription.
Pharmacy and follow-up
If prescribed, the clinician sends the prescription to an eligible licensed pharmacy, with transparent costs and follow-up.
Primary-source standard
Clear claims need a visible source trail.
Medication approvals, compounding rules, and state telehealth requirements can change. Peakonic keeps the clinical route tied to current primary sources and separates it from the 42-compound research library.
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