Peptide Pharmacy Screener
Upload a pharmacy's certificate of analysis or other product documents to see how they measure up to HHS's interim policy for compounding BPC-157, TB-500, MOTS-c, Epitalon, KPV, and Semax.
Drop documents here or click to upload
Certificate of analysis, product label, pharmacy letter. PDF or image, up to 5 files.
The review is automated and compares the documents to the conditions in the HHS policy, including the certificate of analysis standard in its Appendix B. It reflects only what the documents show and can make mistakes. It checks the firms named in the documents against FDA Import Alerts 66-40, 66-79, 66-41, and 66-66 by name at the time of the review, but does not verify FDA registration or the documents themselves.
The policy is interim and non-binding, applies to the compounding pharmacy, and addresses only federal enforcement; state boards may take a different view. This is general information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not upload patient information. For advice on a specific situation, book a consultation.
