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Metabolic peptide medicines
AOD-9604
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
A modified piece of growth hormone studied in obesity programs. It has no approved use and unresolved route, product, and safety questions.
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
A four-amino-acid peptide promoted for sleep and longevity. Its evidence has identity-transfer problems and no established insomnia or lifespan outcome evidence.
Unapproved or compounded · Last checked 2026-07-23
EstablishedAn official agency review or strong, repeated studies in people support one clear use. That evidence applies only to the product, people, and use in the reviewed sources. It does not mean the product is safe or effective for everyone.
An approved medicine for one defined sexual-desire disorder. It is not a general sexual-performance enhancer.
EstablishedAn official agency review or strong, repeated studies in people support one clear use. That evidence applies only to the product, people, and use in the reviewed sources. It does not mean the product is safe or effective for everyone.
An approved implant that increases pain-free light exposure in adults with EPP. It is not a general tanning or cosmetic peptide.
EstablishedAn official agency review or strong, repeated studies in people support one clear use. That evidence applies only to the product, people, and use in the reviewed sources. It does not mean the product is safe or effective for everyone.
An established osteoporosis medicine that can reduce fracture risk in defined groups. Its evidence does not apply to every fracture-healing claim.
EstablishedAn official agency review or strong, repeated studies in people support one clear use. That evidence applies only to the product, people, and use in the reviewed sources. It does not mean the product is safe or effective for everyone.
An approved osteoporosis medicine with fracture evidence in defined groups and product-specific safety limits.
EstablishedAn official agency review or strong, repeated studies in people support one clear use. That evidence applies only to the product, people, and use in the reviewed sources. It does not mean the product is safe or effective for everyone.
An established medicine that can reduce support given through a vein in short bowel syndrome. It needs intensive product-specific monitoring.
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
An unapproved tanning peptide. Two small older studies measured pigment and erectile effects, while serious harms appear in case reports and the supply chain is unverified.
EmergingSome studies in people exist. Important questions remain about benefit, safety, who it helps, or how long the effects last. This is not an approval or recommendation.
Semax is a seven-amino-acid peptide. FDA has not approved it. Human studies do not prove a benefit.
EmergingSome studies in people exist. Important questions remain about benefit, safety, who it helps, or how long the effects last. This is not an approval or recommendation.
Selank is a seven-amino-acid peptide. Small studies in people do not prove that it treats anxiety or improves focus.
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
DSIP is a nine-amino-acid peptide. Studies do not prove it works. FDA has not approved DSIP.
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
LL-37 is a body-made peptide with 37 amino acids. Human studies do not prove a general health benefit. No FDA-approved LL-37 drug was found.
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
P21 peptide is also called P021 or P-21. Its benefits and safety in people are not known.
Unapproved or compounded · Last checked 2026-08-30
InsufficientReliable studies in people are missing, too limited, or do not support the claim. This does not prove that the substance has no effect on the body.
VIP is a natural 28-amino-acid body signal. A trial of synthetic VIP did not establish a treatment benefit.
An entry can appear before its full review is ready. It links to a source, but it does not prove a benefit or safety claim. We publish a full review after checking the main sources, important limits, date, and each claim.