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TB-500 and sermorelin stack questions for your prescriber
Use this sheet before a visit with a prescriber or pharmacist if you are considering or already using a TB-500 and sermorelin stack. It collects product details, questions about the evidence and approval status, and a place to record any reactions.
Product details from the label
Copy these exactly as they appear on the vial, box or paperwork.
Product name as writtenInclude TB-500 or sermorelin as the label states it
Supplier or seller nameCompany or website name on the paperwork
Compounding pharmacy nameName of the pharmacy that filled it, if any
Prescriber nameWho wrote or approved the prescription
Lot or batch numberCopy from the vial or box
Date receivedDate the product arrived or was filled
Gather before the visit
Bring these so the conversation can use real details.
- Write every peptide name exactly as the label reads, including TB-500 and sermorelin.
- Bring the vial, box and any paperwork from the seller or pharmacy.
- List any other medicines, supplements or peptides you take or have taken.
- Note whether a prescription was written or the product was bought without one.
- Bring a written list of any reactions you have noticed, with dates.
- Check whether you are tested under sport rules, since both names appear on WADA's prohibited list.
- Confirm the pharmacy's name, address and phone number for your records.
Questions for your prescriber or pharmacist
- Has any human study tested TB-500 together with sermorelin?
- Is there an approved dose of TB-500 for the use I am considering?
- Is sermorelin sold now FDA-approved, or is it a compounded product?
- Where does the ingredient in this product come from, and how is it tested?
- Does the pharmacy follow current FDA rules for compounded drugs?
- Is this product on any federal or state list of approved or allowed drugs?
- Could a reaction I have had be linked to TB-500, sermorelin or both?
- What signs should make me call you or seek care right away?
Reaction and symptom log
Record each change as it happens and bring this page to your next visit.
| Date | Product and batch | What I noticed | Who I told |
|---|---|---|---|