FDA-Approved Peptide Drugs

Helps manage weight by reducing appetite and improving how your body regulates blood sugar. One of the most clinically studied peptides for weight management.

A dual-action peptide that targets two hormone pathways for powerful weight management and blood sugar control.

Supports weight management and blood sugar control through appetite regulation. A well-established GLP-1 option.

Helps maintain steady blood sugar levels throughout the day, supporting metabolic health for people with diabetes.

Stimulates new bone growth to strengthen bones. Used when osteoporosis risk is high.

Helps slow bone loss and may reduce bone pain, supporting skeletal health in postmenopausal women.

Replaces a missing hormone to help your body manage fluid balance. Used for specific endocrine conditions.

Helps control excess hormone production, particularly growth hormone and certain gut hormones.

Regulates sex hormone levels by modulating the body's hormonal signaling system. Used across multiple hormone-dependent conditions.

Precisely controls hormone timing during fertility treatment, preventing premature ovulation.

A hospital-administered peptide used during cardiac procedures. Not a wellness peptide.

A hospital-administered anticoagulant used during cardiac procedures. Not a wellness peptide.

Helps the intestine absorb more nutrients by promoting gut lining growth. Used for short bowel syndrome.

A powerful pain-relief peptide derived from cone snail venom. Reserved for severe chronic pain when other treatments haven't worked.

Fights serious bacterial infections that resist other antibiotics. A hospital-grade anti-infective peptide.

The only FDA-approved peptide specifically for low sex drive. Works differently from other options — it acts on your brain chemistry rather than blood flow.

An FDA-approved peptide that targets stubborn belly fat by stimulating your body to produce more growth hormone naturally. Originally approved for a specific condition but gaining interest for body composition.