RFK Jr.: roughly 14 of the 19 banned peptides could be legally compounded by US pharmacies again in a few weeks. 2/27/2026

Kelloggs1307 said:

Raptorrunner said:

Kelloggs1307 said:

Wouldn't the cost still be far higher than what you'd pay on the grey market?
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No doubt about it. Still, that price won't be nearly as outrageous as what we'll see once the FDA green-lights some of these and big pharma ramps up production.
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Once reta and similar products receive FDA approval, would the grey market continue to operate for them?
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If 10 vials can be purchased for what 2 cost, then yes — the grey market will thrive.
 
ltjltj said:

Naturally, that already applies to Tirz and Sema.
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I've been curious too about what happened to their pricing once the FDA-approved versions hit the market. Did grey market sellers push their prices up? I only got into peptides a short time ago, so I don't know how pricing has tended to move historically.
 
Chili777 said:

He makes plenty of claims. Until I actually see it happen — for instance, Customs no longer seizing packages at the border — I won't buy into it. And if the catch is that it's allowed only through US vendors, then count me out. Buying single vials isn't something I'm interested in.
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That part. To add to it, I won't pay more for one vial than what a full 10-vial kit costs.

Still, on a somewhat related side note, if reta ends up being covered once it reaches the market, I'll jump on it.
 
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