Regulation, approvals, warning letters and research milestones, reported as news and linked to the guides that go deeper.

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What happened this week in regulation, approvals and research. Written by our editorial team, checked against primary sources, published quickly. Not clinically reviewed.
Our evergreen library: every claim graded for evidence strength, reviewed by the Medical Advisory Board on a rolling basis. When news raises a question, the guides answer it properly.
The six peptides an FDA advisory committee backed in July 2026, plus the one it rejected. “Compounding” means a licensed pharmacy may prepare a drug on prescription. Until the FDA formally adds a substance to its 503A list, that route stays closed, whatever a seller claims. We update this table with every step.
| Peptide | Legal to compound today | Latest step |
|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | Not yet | FDA advisers recommended it, 8–6. Agency decision pending. |
| TB-500 | Not yet | FDA advisers recommended it, 8–6. Agency decision pending. |
| KPV | Not yet | FDA advisers recommended it, 8–6. Agency decision pending. |
| MOTS-c | Not yet | FDA advisers recommended it, 7–5. Agency decision pending. |
| Epitalon | Not yet | FDA advisers recommended it, 7–4. Agency decision pending. |
| Semax | Not yet | FDA advisers recommended it, 8–5. Agency decision pending. |
| Emideltide (DSIP) | No | FDA advisers voted against it, 6–7. |
How we got here: April 15, the FDA moved twelve peptides out of its “significant safety concerns” category · May 14, the interim list was republished · July 23–24, the advisory committee recommended six of seven peptides · still open: the formal FDA decision, with no announced date.
Every story checked against primary sources and linked to the guide that explains the background.
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