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AOD peptide legal access questions for California prescribers
Use this sheet before a visit with a prescriber, pharmacist or insurer about getting an AOD peptide, also called an hGH fragment, in California. Fill it in by hand, bring it along, and keep a copy at home.
About the product I was offered
Copy these details from the label, the offer or the pharmacy paperwork.
Name on the offer or labelWrite the exact name shown, including any AOD wording
Where it was offered or soldClinic, pharmacy, website or person
Who would prescribe or supply itName and license type if known
Stated reason for the prescriptionWrite the reason given to you in the reader's own words
Any compounding or outsourcing claimWrite what the seller says about how it was made
Bring or confirm before the visit
- Bring the label or offer copy for the product
- Bring a list of all medicines and supplements you take now
- Note whether you take part in any sport with drug testing
- Confirm the name of the pharmacy and its license details
- Check with the pharmacist whether it is on FDA's lists
- Write down any FDA safety page you have read about it
- Bring a copy of this sheet and a pen
Questions to ask my prescriber or pharmacist
- Is this product FDA approved for any use?
- Does FDA list it as allowed for compounding by pharmacies or physicians?
- Is it on FDA's list for outsourcing facilities?
- Has FDA withdrawn it or raised safety concerns about it?
- Does California have rules for this product beyond the federal rules?
- What human evidence exists for the use you are suggesting?
- Would prescribing it affect my sport eligibility under anti-doping rules?
- What legal options would you suggest instead for my goal?
Contacts and answers I received
Record each call, visit or message so you can show the trail later.
| Date | Who I spoke with | What they said |
|---|---|---|