Kisspeptin-10
A peptide linked to the body’s sex-hormone system. It is not FDA-approved, and safety data is limited.
Pending medical review
What is it?
Kisspeptin-10 is a short peptide. Kisspeptin is a natural body signal that helps turn on sex hormones.
Why do people use it?
Some people say it raises testosterone or helps fertility. These are claims. They are not proven facts.
Does it really work?
The FDA says there is no, or only a little, safety data for the ways people use it. The FDA added it to its risk list on September 29, 2023.
Is it safe? Side effects
- The FDA says it does not have enough safety facts about Kisspeptin-10 in people.
- The FDA warns your body might fight it like a germ. Doctors call this an immune reaction.
- Products may have unwanted bits left over from how they were made.
Is it legal in the US?
No. Kisspeptin-10 is not an FDA-approved medicine. (The FDA is the US agency that checks if medicines are safe and work.) The FDA put Kisspeptin-10 on a list of things that may be risky when a pharmacy mixes them into a medicine.
Talk to your doctor
Do not start any peptide on your own. Ask a doctor first. We never share doses or tell you where to buy. Print our doctor questions sheet.
FAQ
What is Kisspeptin-10?
Kisspeptin-10 is a short peptide. Kisspeptin is a natural body signal that helps turn on sex hormones.
Does Kisspeptin-10 work?
The FDA says there is no, or only a little, safety data for the ways people use it. The FDA added it to its risk list on September 29, 2023.
Is Kisspeptin-10 legal in the US?
No. Kisspeptin-10 is not an FDA-approved medicine. (The FDA is the US agency that checks if medicines are safe and work.) The FDA put Kisspeptin-10 on a list of things that may be risky when a pharmacy mixes them into a medicine.
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