
Episode 4: Are peptides legal? What the new FDA regulations mean for you
January 27, 2026 · 9:41
FDA restricted compounding of many peptides, placing 17 off-limits for human use and prioritizing evidence-based care.
Covers the legal and regulatory status of peptides, including how they’re classified, sold, and prescribed in different contexts. Understanding peptide legality helps men avoid risky sources, stay compliant with WADA/FDA rules, and make safer decisions for performance and longevity.
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January 27, 2026 · 9:41
FDA restricted compounding of many peptides, placing 17 off-limits for human use and prioritizing evidence-based care.
The essentials for peptide legality — then explore the latest posts below.


Peptides are legal in the U.S. only when they’re FDA‑approved drugs or can be compounded under Section 503A—however, the FDA’s “Category 2” list now includes 17 peptides (including BPC‑157) that pharmacies can no longer legally compound for human use. If you’re searching “FDA peptide regulation news today,” this Category 2 shift is the headline change ...