Discussion US pharmacies producing peptides (1 Viewer)

[goyboy.hero]

1. Is this true or js bs
2. If it's true, why is it huge? Does this mean lower or higher prices?

 

[Firstsubhuman]

Yes, U.S. compounding pharmacies are producing and selling peptides, particularly for GLP-1 weight loss drugs during shortages, despite FDA warnings that many synthetic peptides pose safety risks. While some, like BPC-157, are not FDA-approved, many compounders continue to make them, often adding ingredients like Vitamin B12

 

[Firstsubhuman]

Yes, U.S. compounding pharmacies are producing and selling peptides, particularly for GLP-1 weight loss drugs during shortages, despite FDA warnings that many synthetic peptides pose safety risks. While some, like BPC-157, are not FDA-approved, many compounders continue to make them, often adding ingredients like Vitamin B12

mark as solution

 

[goyboy.hero]

Yes, U.S. compounding pharmacies are producing and selling peptides, particularly for GLP-1 weight loss drugs during shortages, despite FDA warnings that many synthetic peptides pose safety risks. While some, like BPC-157, are not FDA-approved, many compounders continue to make them, often adding ingredients like Vitamin B12

Ohhh yeah I remember seeing GLP-1 Superbowl ads but I forgot about it. Thanks bro

 

[Firstsubhuman]

Ohhh yeah I remember seeing GLP-1 Superbowl ads but I forgot about it. Thanks bro

np

 

[goyboy.hero]

np

I mean yeah peptides are helpful but they're def not necessary for achieving htn. TikTok hyped up and overrated. (Especially ghkcu, tb500, bpc157)

 

[Circadex]

Yes RFK jr. is talking about it. It's good & bad.

Positives: More research done on popular health/recovery peptides, better consumer-side safety concerning purity, new novelties discovered, healthier public image regarding peptides — and subsequently PEDs/roids in general, further advancements made (most likely in regards to oral delivery systems specifically)

negatives: Chinese grey market restriction is inevitable once domestic US production starts, stricter punishment on off-licence/"research grade" peptide distribution, common goytier price hikes on preexisting domestic brands (E.g, zepbound, ozempic), >100-IQ people will express their opinions since it's hive mind discussion

 

[goyboy.hero]

Yes RFK jr. is talking about it. It's good & bad.

Positives: More research done on popular health/recovery peptides, better consumer-side safety concerning purity, new novelties discovered, healthier public image regarding peptides — and subsequently PEDs/roids in general, further advancements made (most likely in regards to oral delivery systems specifically)

negatives: Chinese grey market restriction is inevitable once domestic US production starts, stricter punishment on off-licence/"research grade" peptide distribution, common goytier price hikes on preexisting domestic brands (E.g, zepbound, ozempic), >100-IQ people will express their opinions since it's hive mind discussion

What does this mean for the price

 

[goyboy.hero]

Yes RFK jr. is talking about it. It's good & bad.

Positives: More research done on popular health/recovery peptides, better consumer-side safety concerning purity, new novelties discovered, healthier public image regarding peptides — and subsequently PEDs/roids in general, further advancements made (most likely in regards to oral delivery systems specifically)

negatives: Chinese grey market restriction is inevitable once domestic US production starts, stricter punishment on off-licence/"research grade" peptide distribution, common goytier price hikes on preexisting domestic brands (E.g, zepbound, ozempic), >100-IQ people will express their opinions since it's hive mind discussion

What will happen to the prices

 

[Circadex]

What will happen to the prices

I said JFL. Chinese grey market will be restricted, prices will rise, and domestic brands will also see price hikes