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FDA peptide rulemaking stalls as enforcement targets compounded sellers

Pharmaceutical Executive reports the agency's enforcement arm is moving against compounded peptide sellers even as the category rulemaking sits unfinished.

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By Daniel Okafor · Regulatory Correspondent
Sep 30 13:07 ETSource: Pharmaceutical Executive

The wire

  1. 01Pharmaceutical Executive's brief says FDA rulemaking on peptides has stalled while the agency's enforcement arm targets sellers of compounded peptide products.
  2. 02Compounders, telehealth operators and prescribers relying on the unresolved category lists face enforcement risk before any final rule clarifies what is permitted.
  3. 03The brief does not name targeted firms or give a rulemaking timeline, so the scope and next steps of the enforcement push remain unclear.

From the source

Peptide Ruling Stalls | PharmExec

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Read at pharmexec.com
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