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Prescription BPC-157 by December means the peptide is basically legal now
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Peptide X is passing around a post saying a 49-state pharmacy plans to offer prescription BPC-157 by December under the new HHS peptide policy, with TB-500 and others possibly after. A lot of replies are treating that as "BPC is legal now, game over." The pushback: the HHS draft is about not going after licensed compounding pharmacies, it isn't FDA approval, and it says nothing good about grey-market research vials. Is BPC-157 effectively legal now or are people reading way too much into it?
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enforcement discretion is not approval. and it definitely doesn't cover the 'research use only' vials everyone actually buys