Webinar: A clinical guide to the peptides your patients are asking about

If patients or prescribers have asked you about BPC-157 or TB-500 lately, you're not alone. Interest in peptides keeps growing, and pharmacists are often the ones fielding the questions.

A new one-hour webinar gives pharmacists and technicians a grounded way to respond. Peptides at the 503A Crossroads reviews the six peptides recommended by PCAC, which are BPC-157, KPV, TB-500, MOTS-c, Epitalon, and Semax. The session covers proposed uses, dosage forms, dosing considerations, adverse effects, potential interactions, monitoring, and what to tell patients. It also gives an update on where each stands with regulators, including the steps still required before any could become eligible for 503A compounding.

Your presenter is Jim LaValle, RPh, CCN, chair of the International Peptide Society and a clinical pharmacist with more than 40 years in metabolic and integrative medicine.

Participants can earn continuing education credits. Watch live or on demand for $75, or less with your APC membership. Pharmacist members pay only $55 using the code APC20OFF. Technician and student members pay $25 using the code APC50OFF. Register here.