What’s Next for Peptides? Regulation, Compounding & More | Jim LaValle
Guest appearances — Jim LaValle, RPh — What’s Next for Peptides? Regulation, Compounding & More | Jim LaValle
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What this video covers
Today we’re going to talk about peptides and [music] the latest updates cuz you were the man in the room. You [music] know, you asked and I will be here. Well, we got to have a great time together recently on the Highwire and that was so fun. So, uh, hopefully we can bring some of that energy here today.
Summary drawn from this video’s own transcript (banked in our research library, pulled 2026-11-07). Claims below are the speaker’s — attributed, not endorsed. This site publishes no dosing, protocol, or sourcing information.
Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- I took him out of and put him in category two, which is cannot compound, not safe to to compound.
- Well, that made sense to me because I kept thinking, well, yeah, why would you want to have somebody on a pharmacy compounding committee for peptides that’s never used peptides, right?
- There was this continued concern of safety and we kept bringing up for each peptide, you know what, there’s 16 million doses of BPC that we’ve got categorized with only three adverse events reported and they were minor.
- So the committee makes a referral to FDA to say we believe these six compounds are safe to be put in category one and to be compounded by pharmacists and prescribed by providers.
- That we g that we’re making a path towards peptides being a part of that repair that life aging repair, right?
- So that’s the strategy from Lily is hey we want to get that to be a biologic then nobody can compound it where the compounders are going hey it’s a peptide it’s compounded we could do individualized on on it.
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