Bloodline Research and Supplements Group

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Most of what you've read about peptides was written to sell you something.

We don't sell peptides. We tell you what the evidence actually shows, where each compound stands with the FDA right now, and how to reach a licensed provider if you decide to move forward.

Current to 19 Aug 202662 compounds trackedNo products sold here

What we do

Tell you the truth

For every compound: what's been tested in humans, what's only been tested in rats, and what's marketing. Including when the honest answer is that nobody knows.

Track the law

Peptide regulation changed three times in 2026 alone. We follow the Federal Register and the advisory committee docket so you're not reading a forum post from 2023.

Point you somewhere real

If you decide to proceed, we connect you with licensed clinicians and accredited pharmacies. They make the medical decisions. We make sure you're not buying from a warehouse that disappears overnight.

The evidence ledger

Every major peptide, honestly graded.

Two questions get constantly confused: is it legal, and does it work. A compound can be perfectly legal and useless, or promising and prohibited. We grade them separately.

FDA approved Legal OTC Under review Not approved Safety signal

Metabolic

Weight, glucose, and body composition.

14 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
Semaglutide FDA approved Strong Approved for diabetes and obesity. Large cardiovascular outcome trials. Failed in early Alzheimer's (EVOKE, 2026).
Tirzepatide FDA approved Strong Approved. Removed from the shortage list in April 2026, which largely closed the compounding route.
Dulaglutide FDA approved Strong Approved for type 2 diabetes.
Retatrutide Not approved Trials only Phase 3. Roughly 28% mean weight loss at 80 weeks in TRIUMPH-1. Gray-market versions are not the trial drug — 37 samples failed independent testing.
Cagrilintide / CagriSema Not approved Trials only Investigational. Phase 3 data reported; no approval.
Mazdutide Not approved Limited Approved in China. Not approved in the United States.
Survodutide Not approved Trials only Phase 3 investigational.
MOTS-c Under review Minimal Advisory panel voted favorably July 2026 for obesity and osteoporosis. Not yet listed. Human data is thin.
AOD-9604 Not approved None Removed from Category 2 in April 2026 but never moved to Category 1. No human efficacy evidence.
HGH Fragment 176-191 Not approved None Unapproved. No controlled human trials.
Adipotide (FTPP) Safety signal Halted — harm Development stopped after kidney toxicity and dehydration in primate studies. This is a known harm signal, not an open question.
5-Amino-1MQ Not approved None Preclinical research compound.
Lipo-C / MIC blends Not approved Minimal Compounded lipotropic mixtures. Evidence for injectable fat loss is weak.
Lemon Bottle Safety signal Warnings issued Subject of specific FDA and state warnings as an unapproved injectable lipolytic.

Performance & recovery

Growth hormone axis and muscle.

13 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
Tesamorelin FDA approved Strong Approved as Egrifta for HIV-associated lipodystrophy. Off-label use is a different question from approval.
Sermorelin Under review Moderate The most defensible GHRH analogue — historically compoundable, unlike most of this category.
CJC-1295 (with or without DAC) Not approved Limited Off Category 2 since April 2026 but never moved to Category 1. Neither prohibited nor authorized. The most misrepresented status in the market.
Ipamorelin Not approved Limited Same posture as CJC-1295. Off the restricted list is not the same as cleared.
GHRP-2 / GHRP-6 Not approved Limited Remain restricted for compounding.
IGF-1 LR3 Not approved None Unapproved. WADA prohibited.
PEG-MGF / MGF Under review None Advisory review scheduled before the end of February 2027. Nothing decided.
Follistatin 344 Not approved None Preclinical. Myostatin pathway manipulation has no human safety record.
ACE-031 Safety signal Halted — harm Development was discontinued after bleeding and telangiectasia events in human trials. This is a known safety signal, not an unknown.
GDF-8 / myostatin agents Not approved None Investigational only.
Hexarelin Not approved None Unapproved secretagogue.
CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin Not approved Limited A combination, not a compound. Stacking two unapproved agents does not improve the evidence for either.
AICAR Not approved None WADA prohibited. No approved human use.

Tissue repair

Healing, connective tissue, inflammation.

10 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
BPC-157 Under review Animal only Advisory panel voted 8–6 in favor July 24, 2026. FDA's own scientists opposed listing, citing poor characterization. First human RCT began recruiting April 2026.
TB-500 Under review Animal only Advisory panel voted favorably July 2026. Widely used on essentially no controlled human data.
KPV Under review Minimal Advisory panel voted favorably for wound healing and inflammatory conditions.
GHK-Cu Legal OTC Moderate Topical is a legal cosmetic ingredient with the best evidence in the category. Injectable is on a separate, unfinished track.
LL-37 Under review Minimal Off Category 2. Advisory review before end of February 2027.
ARA-290 (cibinetide) Not approved Limited Investigational for neuropathic pain. Not approved.
B7-33 Not approved None Preclinical only.
BPC-157 + TB-500 Not approved Animal only A marketed combination. Neither component has controlled human efficacy data, so the pairing has none either.
GLOW / KLOW blends Not approved None Proprietary multi-peptide blends. Blends are not separately studied — evidence for a mixture is not the sum of its parts.
Cortagen, Cartalax, Crystagen, Cardiogen Not approved None Russian bioregulator peptides. Essentially no peer-reviewed Western clinical data.

Healthy aging

Longevity and cellular research.

6 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
Epitalon Under review Minimal Advisory panel voted 7–4 in favor July 2026. Longevity claims rest largely on older Russian-language work.
SS-31 (elamipretide) Not approved Trials only Investigational, in late-stage trials for Barth syndrome. Not approved.
NAD+ (injectable) Not approved Minimal Injectable NAD+ is unapproved. Oral precursors are a separate regulatory question, and NMN has its own drug-preclusion history.
FOXO4-DRI Not approved None Preclinical senolytic. No human data.
Thymalin, Pinealon Not approved None Bioregulator peptides with minimal Western evidence.
Glutathione (IV) Not approved Limited Compounded IV use has drawn FDA attention. Oral is a supplement.

Dermal & cosmetic

Skin, hair, pigmentation.

4 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
Matrixyl (pal-KTTKS) Legal OTC Good Legal cosmetic ingredient. A 12-week double-blind split-face trial in 93 women — the strongest topical peptide evidence available.
SNAP-8 / Argireline Legal OTC Moderate Legal cosmetic ingredients. Real but modest effect on expression lines. Not topical Botox.
AHK-Cu Legal OTC Limited Cosmetic ingredient. Less studied than GHK-Cu.
Melanotan I / II Safety signal Adverse reports Off Category 2, advisory review pending before February 2027. Documented adverse events including pigmented lesion changes and priapism.

Cognitive

Memory, mood, sleep.

5 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
Semax Under review Limited Advisory panel voted 8–5 in favor July 2026, reviewed for cerebral ischemia — not the nootropic use it is marketed for.
Selank Not approved Limited Off Category 2, not authorized. Limited Russian trial data.
DSIP / Emideltide Not approved Minimal The one rejection of the seven — advisory panel voted against, 6–7. If you see this marketed as newly cleared, the seller misread the vote.
Cerebrolysin Not approved Mixed Not FDA approved. Used in some other countries; trial results are mixed.
P21, PE-22-28, Adamax Not approved None Preclinical only.

Hormonal & reproductive

These are mostly real prescription drugs.

7 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
PT-141 (bremelanotide) FDA approved Strong Approved as Vyleesi for hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women. Prescription only.
hCG FDA approved Strong Approved prescription drug. Dispensing without a prescription is a violation independent of any claim made.
Triptorelin FDA approved Strong Approved prescription GnRH agonist.
hMG / menotropins FDA approved Strong Approved prescription fertility drug.
Oxytocin FDA approved Strong Approved prescription drug.
Gonadorelin Under review Moderate Previously approved as LutrePulse; on the Category 1 list. Prescription route only.
Kisspeptin-10 Not approved Limited Unapproved. Research use in reproductive endocrinology.

Immune support

Immune and respiratory research.

3 compounds
CompoundLegal statusHuman evidenceWhat that means
Thymosin Alpha-1 Not approved Limited Removed from Category 2 in April 2026 but not moved to Category 1. Approved in some other countries, not the US.
VIP Not approved Minimal Unapproved. Limited data outside niche indications.
Vitamin B12 FDA approved Strong Approved and widely available. Oral supplementation is legal and unremarkable.

Evidence tiers reflect controlled human trial data — not popularity, mechanism, or anecdote.
A favorable advisory vote is a recommendation, not an approval. FDA must still issue a proposed rule, take public comment, and publish a final rule.
Several compounds above are approved prescription drugs. Approval is not the same as availability without a prescription.
Status verified 19 Aug 2026 against FDA and Federal Register records. Regulatory status changes; re-check before relying on anything here.

Consultations

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Our consultations are with a licensed physician who reviews whether any of this is appropriate for your situation. Often the answer is no, or not yet, or something else entirely. You are paying for that answer.

Orientation

Get your bearings

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  • Where a specific compound actually stands
  • Whether a full consultation is worth your money
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Full consultation

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  • What the evidence supports for your situation
  • What is legally available to you today
  • Alternatives worth trying first
  • Referral to a prescriber if appropriate
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Comprehensive

Full review & written summary

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  • Everything in the full consultation
  • Review of labs and imaging you already have
  • Written summary you can take to your own doctor
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Consultations are advisory. We do not dispense, sell, or ship any compound.
If a prescription is appropriate, it is written by an independent prescriber and filled by a licensed pharmacy.

How it works

Four steps, and we're only involved in the first two.

01

You tell us your situation

What you're trying to address, what you've tried, what you've been told. No cost, no obligation.

02

You consult with a physician

A licensed doctor reviews your situation and tells you what the evidence supports, what is legally available, and — often — that the honest answer is to wait, or to do something else entirely.

03

A licensed clinician evaluates you

We refer you to independent providers. They examine you, they decide what's appropriate, and they write any prescription. We have no say in that.

04

An accredited pharmacy dispenses

Product comes from a licensed 503A or 503B facility with per-lot testing and a certificate of analysis. Never from us.

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Tell us what you're working with.

Every inquiry comes to us directly and gets a real answer from a person. If what you're asking about isn't legally available, or isn't supported by evidence, we'll say so. That's the point of us.

We can't discuss dosing, protocols, or stacks. Those are conversations for a licensed clinician who has examined you.