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Compliance Red Flags (Common in the Peptide Market) Calling compounded peptides FDA-approved (or implying they are) Claiming a compounded peptide treats a disease without context Before/after marketing that implies predictable outcomes Influencer-style performance claims (healed my tendon in 10 days) presented as representative Broad telehealth funnels that look like mass manufacturing instead of patient-specific compounding Timeline Check: What Happens Next (and Key Dates) The FDA meeting page states that the docket for public comment is FDA-2025-N-6895 and closes July 22, 2026 (FDA advisory committee calendar)

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Expiration tracking Set calendar reminders or use inventory software to flag peptides approaching expiration