Country deep-dive
Single-country regulatory or market reports. How peptides actually move through Danish customs; what the BfArM said about a specific schedule shift; the German press response to a Mounjaro shortage.
Tirzepatide UK: NHS price and private costs
Mounjaro's NHS price is commercial-in-confidence. Private prescriptions run £149-£400/month by dose. Here is how NICE TA924 and TA1026 shape who pays what.
Tirzepatide in the UK: regulatory status
Mounjaro is MHRA-authorised for T2D and weight management. What NICE TA924 and TA1026 decide, what safety signals have appeared, and what changed in 2025-2026.
BPC-157 US import rules: the FDA position
BPC-157 has no FDA approval and no legal basis for personal importation for human use. Here is what the US regulatory framework and border rules actually say.
BPC-157 in the US: price and access
No FDA approval, no compounding pathway, no regulated price. What grey-market costs and the US regulatory picture look like for BPC-157.
TB-500 in the UK: regulatory status
TB-500 holds no UK marketing authorisation. Here is how the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 and the WADA S2 ban apply to the peptide in Britain.
Tesamorelin UK personal import rules
UK law exempts personal imports of medicines from the manufacturer's licence rule. Tesamorelin is unlicensed here, and selling it is a separate offence.
Can you import tirzepatide into the UK?
Tirzepatide sold as Mounjaro is a licensed prescription-only medicine in the UK, which changes the personal-import question completely.
What ipamorelin actually costs in the UK
Ipamorelin has no UK price because it is not a licensed medicine. No NHS cost, no private prescription rate, only grey-market listings and the risk behind them.
What CJC-1295 actually costs in the UK
CJC-1295 has no UK marketing authorisation, so there is no NHS price and no reimbursement. Here is what sets its grey-market cash cost.
CJC-1295 in the UK: the regulatory status
CJC-1295 holds no UK marketing authorisation and counts as an unlicensed medicine, so here is what the law says and what actually changed this year.
CJC-1295 import rules in the UK
CJC-1295 has no MHRA marketing authorisation, so UK medicines law leaves no ordinary route to import it as a medicine. Here is what the rules say.
BPC-157 UK import rules for personal use
UK law exempts personal imports of medicines from the manufacturer's licence rule. Selling or advertising BPC-157 in the UK is a different question entirely.