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Regulatory Tracker

Monitoring FDA, HHS, and state-level regulatory changes affecting peptide access and compounding.

March 5, 2025

Senate Hearing on Compounding Pharmacy Regulation

MEDIUM

Senate HELP Committee examines compounding pharmacy oversight framework, particularly for GLP-1 medications.

Affects:semaglutidetirzepatidelegislation
Source: Senate HELP Committee

February 10, 2025

State Pharmacy Boards Increase Peptide Compounding Oversight

MEDIUM

Texas, Florida, and California pharmacy boards begin enhanced inspections of compounding pharmacies dispensing peptides.

Source: NABP

January 20, 2025

HHS Signals Review of Peptide Compounding Framework

MEDIUM

New HHS leadership indicates potential changes to how compounded peptides are regulated, with possible expanded access for certain compounds.

Affects:bpc-157semaglutidetirzepatidepolicy change
Source: HHS

December 5, 2024

Novo Nordisk Sues Compounders Over Semaglutide

HIGH

Pharmaceutical manufacturer files trademark and patent infringement suits against compounding pharmacies producing semaglutide.

Affects:semaglutidecourt ruling
Source: Reuters Legal

November 15, 2024

Federal RICO Suit Targets Telehealth-Compounding Pipeline

HIGH

A class action alleges coordinated fraud in how certain telehealth platforms and pharmacies have marketed and prescribed compounded GLP-1 medications.

Affects:semaglutidetirzepatidecourt ruling
Source: Reuters Legal

October 2, 2024

FDA Removes Semaglutide from Drug Shortage List

HIGH

The FDA has declared the semaglutide shortage resolved, removing the legal basis for most compounding of the medication.

Affects:semaglutidefda action
Source: FDA

September 20, 2024

FDA Reviews BPC-157 Bulk Drug Substance Category

HIGH

Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee reviews BPC-157 for potential reclassification under bulk drug substance categories.

Affects:bpc-157fda action
Source: FDA PCAC

August 15, 2024

FDA Warning Letters to Online Peptide Vendors

MEDIUM

Multiple warning letters issued to companies selling peptides as research chemicals deemed to be unapproved drugs marketed for human use.

Source: FDA