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AOD peptide questions for an Illinois pharmacist or prescriber
Use this sheet before a visit with a prescriber or pharmacist about the AOD peptide, an hGH fragment sold outside approved channels. Fill in what you know, bring it along, and write down each answer.
Product and source details
Write what is printed on the label or offered to you. Leave blank if unknown.
Name on the label or offerExact wording as shown
Where it was offered or obtainedWebsite, clinic, person or store
Who made or compounded itCompany or pharmacy name if shown
Whether a prescription was writtenYes or no, and by whom
Any paperwork receivedCertificates, labels or invoices
Bring to the visit
Gather these before you go.
- Bring the product or a photo of its label
- Bring any written offer, receipt or order confirmation
- Write down the name of the prescriber or pharmacist you will see
- Note the FDA lists and HHS draft you want discussed
- Check with your insurer whether it covers this product at all
- Bring a list of your other medicines and supplements
- Bring this sheet and a pen to write answers down
Questions to ask
- Is AOD peptide an FDA-approved drug for any use?
- Does it appear on FDA's compounding lists for state-licensed pharmacies?
- Can a state-licensed pharmacy in Illinois compound this product?
- Is this product on FDA's list for outsourcing facilities?
- Is it included in the HHS draft policy on compounded peptides?
- What does FDA say about its safety and quality?
- Is it prohibited in sport under the WADA list?
- What options are available to me if this product is not approved?
Answers and follow-up
Record who you spoke to and what they said.
| Date | Who I asked | Answer given | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|