Status tracker
Peptides with an FDA advisory vote, no FDA decision
An FDA advisory committee has voted on these 7 compounds for the 503A bulks list. A vote is a recommendation. None of them is FDA-approved, and FDA has not proposed adding any of them.
7 compounds · statuses as of October 4, 2026
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Where each compound stands
Committee vote
Done
FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee has voted on each compound below.
Proposed rule
No proposed rule
FDA would propose adding a compound to the 503A bulks list in a published rule.
Comment period
No comment period
The public can comment on a proposed rule before FDA decides.
Final rule
No final rule
FDA adds the compound to the list in a final rule. FDA can also decline to add it.
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| Compound | Committee vote (votes yes, no and abstaining) | 503A list | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 8-6-1FDA staff recommended against adding it | No category since April 22, 2026 (nomination withdrawn) | |
| Epitalon | 7-4-1FDA staff recommended against adding it | No category since April 22, 2026 (nomination withdrawn) | |
| KPV | 8-6-1FDA staff recommended against adding it | No category since April 22, 2026 (nomination withdrawn) | |
| Methylcobalamin injection (methyl B12) | 9-5FDA staff recommended against adding it | Category 1 on FDA's interim 503A list | |
| MOTS-c | 7-5-2FDA staff recommended against adding it | No category since April 22, 2026 (nomination withdrawn) | |
| Semax | 8-5-1FDA staff recommended against adding it | No category since April 22, 2026 (nomination withdrawn) | |
| TB-500 (thymosin beta-4 fragment LKKTETQ) | 8-6-1FDA staff recommended against adding it | No category since April 22, 2026 (nomination withdrawn) |
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What this means for you
A committee vote is a recommendation to FDA, not a decision. The next step would be a proposed rule. FDA has not published one for any of these compounds.
FDA's own staff recommended against adding each of these compounds.