What is Rapamycin (sirolimus)?
The short answer
In the US, you need a prescription to get Rapamycin (sirolimus).
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- Status as of
- How we source
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What it is
- Type
- mTOR inhibitor (not a peptide)
- Also known as
- rapamune, rapa, rapamycin longevity, low dose rapamycin, fyarro, hyftor
Regulatory status
FDA-approved (Rx) How we label status
As of October 4, 2026, Rapamycin (sirolimus) is an FDA-approved prescription drug for renal-transplant rejection prophylaxis.
- Federal (FDA)
- Approved Rx (Rapamune NDA021083 1999 / NDA021110 2000; Fyarro NDA213312 2021; Hyftor gel; generics); label: renal-transplant rejection prophylaxis. Boxed warning. Longevity use is off-label
- 503A compounding
- Approved-drug component (not in any 503A category) (as of May 14, 2026)
- WADA 2026
- Not named
References
Sources as of October 4, 2026