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HEALTH POLICY & CARE • UNITED STATES

HHS temporarily allows pharmacies to compound six unapproved peptides

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HHS is temporarily allowing compounding pharmacies to make six peptides that are not FDA-approved. The policy does not establish that the products are safe or effective, and the supplied reports say officials are considering further action.

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Why it matters

The policy may expand access to these products through prescriptions, affecting patients, prescribers and compounding pharmacies. Because the peptides have not been approved by the FDA, the change is not evidence that they have been shown to be safe or effective.