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United Kingdom (MHRA)

Every compound we track that has a recorded status under United Kingdom (MHRA). Tap a name for the full picture, including the U.S. status and primary sources.

United Kingdom (MHRA): status by compound
CompoundStatus hereNote
AOD-9604RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation (not in the MHRA products substance index); supply as a medicine would be unlicensed.
BPC-157RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
CagrilintideRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
CJC-1295RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
DihexaRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation (not in the MHRA products substance index); supply as a medicine would be unlicensed.
Emideltide (DSIP)RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
EpitalonRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
GHK-CuRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply as a medicine is unlicensed, though copper tripeptide-1 remains a permitted cosmetic ingredient under GB cosmetics law.
IpamorelinRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
Kisspeptin-10RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; the MHRA products database holds no kisspeptin product (its only matches are other medicines’ documents that mention kisspeptin).
KPVRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
LL-37 (cathelicidin)RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation (not in the MHRA products substance index); supply as a medicine would be unlicensed.
Melanotan IIRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; MHRA has repeatedly removed melanotan products from sale for over 10 years, though nasal sprays without medicinal claims are not generally regulated as medicines.
MOTS-cRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
NAD+RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; injectable NAD+ is supplied only as an unlicensed ‘special’ on a prescriber’s order, while oral NAD+ is sold under food-supplement rules.
PT-141 (bremelanotide)RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation (no bremelanotide product in the MHRA Products database); supply as a medicine would be unlicensed.
RetatrutideRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine - MHRA has seized unlicensed retatrutide products in enforcement operations.
SelankRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
Semaglutide (compounded)RestrictedLicensed prescription-only medicine; unlicensed copies may not be supplied where the licensed product can meet the patient’s need, and MHRA enforces against unlicensed semaglutide products.
SemaxRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
SermorelinRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
SS-31 (elamipretide)RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation (no result for elamipretide in the MHRA products database); supply as a medicine is unlicensed.
TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4)RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
TesamorelinRestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation (no tesamorelin product in the MHRA Products database); supply as a medicine would be unlicensed.
Thymosin Alpha-1RestrictedNo UK marketing authorisation; supply for human use treated as an unlicensed medicine.
Tirzepatide (compounded)RestrictedLicensed prescription-only medicine; no legitimate compounding pathway; MHRA enforces against unlicensed product.