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Regulatory guidance for peptide products — which peptides qualify as dietary ingredients, FDA enforcement against research-peptide sellers, GLP-1 adjacent claims risk, and how to market peptide supplements lawfully.

Catherine Zhou

Aug 19, 2026

What collagen brands can legally claim: structure/function claims, the 101.93 disclaimer, why PDCAAS zero blocks protein claims, and sourcing claim rules.

Catherine Zhou

Aug 23, 2026

GHK-Cu serums are cosmetics; GHK-Cu vials are unapproved drugs. Where FDA draws the line, hair-growth claim risk, compounding status, and compliant claims.

Catherine Zhou

Aug 25, 2026

Oral food-derived peptides can be supplements. Injectables and nasal sprays are automatically drugs. How route of administration decides FDA status in 2026.

Michael Wu

Aug 25, 2026

A 10-point FDA/FTC compliance checklist for peptide brands: ingredient status, claims and disclaimers, influencer monitoring, label panels, and AER readiness.

Michael Wu

Aug 20, 2026

Matrixyl and argireline serums live on the cosmetic-drug line. Which anti-aging claims stay cosmetic, which become drug claims, and what MoCRA now requires.

Michael Wu

Aug 18, 2026

Collagen peptides are legal supplements. BPC-157 and GLP-1 peptides are not. Where FDA draws the line, recent warning letters, and how peptide brands comply.

Compliance software for food, beverage, supplement, cosmetics, and alcohol brands.

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Compliance software for food, beverage, supplement, cosmetics, and alcohol brands.

© 2026 Truli. All rights reserved.

Compliance software for food, beverage, supplement, cosmetics, and alcohol brands.

© 2026 Truli. All rights reserved.