Get the exact name of the offer.

Separate the substance from the pitch

Think of a peptide as a short chain of small parts; proteins are built from the same parts.

“Peptide care” is too broad a name to use on your comparison sheet. Copy the exact name from the offer rather than a phrase such as recovery or wellness.

An IV drip puts liquid into a vein. If vitamin drips, hormone therapy or cosmetic treatments are also offered, ask for an explanation of each. Keep the peptide questions on their own line.

Approval belongs to a product

FDA is short for the US medicine agency’s name, Food and Drug Administration; it approves specific products for specific uses.

Semaglutide products with US FDA approval included Ozempic and Wegovy when checked on September 26, 2026.

Tirzepatide medicines Mounjaro and Zepbound also had FDA approval at that September 26, 2026 check.

BPC-157 had no approved US medicine in FDA’s application database when searched on September 26, 2026.

If the offer says “FDA-approved”, ask to see the FDA approval entry and the medicine’s official label.

Check the full product name and the use being claimed.