Where to take the question

Use Promise Peptides’s own website to find its current contact and care channels. That includes questions about eligibility, state availability, a submitted request or a medicine prescribed through the platform. The provider and dispensing pharmacy have information this guide does not have.

Promise currently serves U.S. patients through licensed U.S. providers. Each request is reviewed, some people are ineligible, and availability differs by state and treatment. For prescriptions that are issued, preparation belongs to licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies. These medicines are compounded for prescriptions and are not FDA-approved.

Neurotech provides explanations, without offering medical advice. We cannot diagnose symptoms, interpret an individual’s medication list or decide whether Semax, Selank or DSIP is appropriate. A research explanation cannot account for the details of a person’s health.

The references identify the research and regulatory material behind the explanations. The evidence page helps distinguish an animal result, a human clinical comparison and an anecdote. Personal health information belongs with the provider or pharmacy handling the care.