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AOD peptide Maryland legal status questions for your prescriber or pharmacist
Use this sheet before a visit or call with a prescriber or pharmacist about whether an AOD peptide, also called hGH fragment, can be prescribed or compounded in Maryland. Fill it in by hand and bring it along.
Gather before you go
Bring copies, not originals, where possible.
- Bring the name of the product as written on any label, order or receipt.
- Write down the supplier or pharmacy name and its phone number.
- Bring any prescription paper or written instructions you have been given.
- Note the reason the product was suggested to you and by whom.
- Check with your prescriber whether they have treated this peptide before.
- Bring a list of your current medicines and supplements.
Product and source details
Write what you know. Leave blank if unknown.
Product name as labeledCopy exactly from the label or order
Supplier or pharmacy nameCompany or store that sold or filled it
Prescriber name and officeWho wrote or would write the prescription
Where it would be usedClinic, home or other setting
Questions to ask
- Is this peptide FDA approved for any use I would be prescribed it for?
- Is this product on FDA's list of substances allowed for state-licensed pharmacy compounding?
- Can a Maryland pharmacy legally compound this product for my prescription?
- Does Maryland law or the Maryland Board of Pharmacy address this specific peptide?
- If the product is not allowed, what other treatment options could be discussed?
- Would this product affect any sport or drug testing I take part in?
- Who can I contact to confirm the Maryland rules in writing?
Answers received
Record each call, visit or written reply.
| Date | Who I spoke with | Answer given | Written proof? |
|---|---|---|---|