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Every peptide covered here, with its mechanism class, legal status and WADA status. This is a status register, not a shop: no suppliers, no doses, no efficacy claims.
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Growth hormone fragment 176-191; drug development discontinued, no medicine approval.
Holds a food-ingredient status in the US, not a medicine approval
MonographGrowth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue without a drug affinity complex; not approved anywhere.
MonographLong-acting growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue; no approval in any market.
MonographGrowth-hormone-releasing peptide; single-dose studies in the 1990s, one registered trial abandoned in 2007, no approval anywhere.
MonographGrowth-hormone-releasing peptide; licensed in Japan as a diagnostic agent only.
Japan only, diagnostic use
MonographGrowth-hormone-releasing peptide; no approval as a medicine in any market.
MonographGrowth-hormone-releasing peptide studied in the 1990s; no approval in any market.
MonographRecombinant human growth hormone; prescription-only in every market listed, and 191AA is a grey-market label.
MonographModified insulin-like growth factor 1 analogue sold for laboratory use; never tested in a clinical trial.
MonographSelective ghrelin receptor agonist; development discontinued, not approved in any market.
MonographSplice variant of insulin-like growth factor 1; the peptide sold under this name has never been given to a person.
MonographPegylated form of a mechano growth factor peptide; no published study and no confirmed chemical identity.
MonographGHRH fragment; former US prescription medicine (withdrawn 2009, not for safety), today compounded on prescription only.
Former US prescription medicine, withdrawn 2009 for non-safety reasons; today only compounded on prescription; named in the German prescription-only schedule
MonographGrowth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue; approved prescription medicine for one indication.
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