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FDA: EGRIFTA WR Prescribing Information Peer-reviewed

Tesamorelin in Longevity Clinics: FDA-Approved Peptide or Off-Label Hype?

Tesamorelin has an FDA-approved HIV lipodystrophy indication, but not for longevity, ordinary weight loss, cognition, bodybuilding, or anti-aging.

Victoria Department of Health retatrutide health alert Peer-reviewed

Retatrutide Safety Alert: What Longevity Clinic Buyers Should Know About Unapproved Peptides

Retatrutide is promising in obesity trials, but products sold as retatrutide outside trials have triggered liver-toxicity warnings. Here is how clinic buyers can separate legitimate care from grey-market peptide risk.

ClinicalTrials.gov: Safety and Efficacy of Klotho and Follistatin Gene Therapy Peer-reviewed

Follistatin Gene Therapy Longevity Clinics: What Buyers Should Know Before Paying

A buyer-protection guide to follistatin gene therapy longevity clinic claims, covering evidence limits, FDA and EMA regulation, red flags, and questions before paying.

Ars Technica: RFK Jr. forces FDA to reconsider 12 unproven peptides after 2023 ban Peer-reviewed

Peptide Therapy at Longevity Clinics: What's Legal, What Works & What's Next (2026)

Peptide therapy is the fastest-growing treatment category at longevity clinics. But RFK Jr.'s push to reclassify 12 banned peptides has created confusion. Here's which peptides clinics actually use, what the evidence says, what they cost, and how to choose a clinic.

NPR: The government may soon lift restrictions on some peptide treatments Peer-reviewed

FDA Peptide Reclassification 2026: What It Means for Longevity Clinics and Patients

HHS Secretary Kennedy announced ~14 peptides will move from Category 2 (restricted) to Category 1 (legal for compounding). Here's what the reclassification means for longevity medicine, which peptides are returning, and why physician oversight matters more than ever.