FDA panel poised to unwind Biden era restrictions gets pharmacists and other pro-peptide autonomy voices — as anonymous staffers push back

[GLiPtest]

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/us-fda-staff-highlights-peptide-risks-says-little-evidence-benefits-2026-06-30/


Anyone who sat through the video of that compounding advisory committee meeting — where peptides that 503a/b pharmacies have used for years were being lined up for a de facto ban — will have noticed that almost every speaker, and the room generally, opposed the restrictions. The committee faced a very hostile crowd and went ahead and voted for restrictions on peptides anyway.

 

[Habibibi]

Show me the human data on safety and effectiveness for kpv, motsc, tb500 and the rest? On what basis should fda approve any of them?

 

[lastresort]

The FDA lies!

— people who take illegal drugs

 

[eidos]

Lucky for us, 96% of the world's population is beyond the FDA's writ.

 

[SVT810E]

Habibibi said:

Show me the human data on safety and effectiveness for kpv, motsc, tb500 and the rest? On what basis should fda approve any of them?

Is it that medspas stand to earn a pile?

 

[randompersonrandom]

Oh good, a debate that's bound to stay civil.

 

[Habibibi]

SVT810E said:

Habibibi said:

Show me the human data on safety and effectiveness for kpv, motsc, tb500 and the rest? On what basis should fda approve any of them?

Is it that medspas stand to earn a pile?

So on that logic, once a medspa pushes a worthless remedy, the whole class deserves a human-use approval?