Phase 3 program reporting results
NDA 215256 · FDA-approved prescription drug
Compare any two published peptide or GLP-1 records across evidence status, clinical trials, 42 country verification routes, and qualified US research prices. Each lens stays attached to the source category that can support it.
Search the complete peptide database Download the open evidence index Open the complete 20-board matrixChoose any two published records. The comparison keeps approved medicines, clinical programs, and research-market listings in their correct categories, including blank-versus-zero rules for the bounded clinical-trial snapshot.
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North AmericaUnited States · July 18, 2026Country selection changes the verification route, not the underlying compound identity.
These records belong to different evidence categories. Retatrutide is tracked as an investigational clinical program, while WEGOVY (Semaglutide) is tracked as an FDA-approved medicine. The table helps resolve identity and status. It does not make the products clinically or commercially equivalent. The country lens is set to United States.
Phase 3 program reporting results
NDA 215256 · FDA-approved prescription drug
2 recruiting · 2 with posted results
Blank means outside this 13-program dataset, not zero trials.
Local status requires the destination records.
Open exact United States guide →1 country-specific source record is attached.
Open exact United States guide →Blank preserves the evidence category. It is not a zero price or a missing medicine cost estimate.
Open qualified matrix →Blank preserves the evidence category. It is not a zero price or a missing medicine cost estimate.
Open qualified matrix →Investigational clinical program
FDA-approved medicine
Sponsor, phase, trial record, mechanism, and reported findings
Exact product approval, label, route, and regulatory record
LY3437943, triple agonist, reta, reta peptide
semaglutide, Wegovy, NDA 215256, GLP-1 receptor agonist, semaglutide injection, semaglutide tablets, oral Wegovy, Wegovy pill, sémaglutide, semaglutida, Semaglutid, 司美格鲁肽
Obesity and metabolic pipeline
FDA-approved incretin medicine
Eli Lilly and Company
Novo Nordisk Inc.
Phase 3 program reporting results
NDA 215256 · FDA-approved prescription drug
GIP + GLP-1 + glucagon receptor agonist · Once-weekly subcutaneous injection
Injection and tablets · Subcutaneous and oral
4 linked records
7 linked records
July 20, 2026
July 18, 2026
34 matched NCT records2 recruiting · 2 results postedOpen filtered trial finder →
Not indexed by the current 13-program snapshotBlank is a scope boundary, not evidence that no trial history exists.Open the bounded trial finder →
An approved medicine record names the exact active ingredient, brand, application, labeled use, route, and company. A similar peptide name on a research seller page does not inherit that approval.
Browse FDA-approved medicine records →An investigational program is being studied but is not an approved retail product. Compare sponsor, phase, registry records, population, duration, and outcome definitions before interpreting a headline result.
Browse the clinical pipeline →A sponsor record, FDA approval, or US research listing is only the starting identity. The destination country’s product record and its separate seller or supply register decide what can be supported locally.
Open the 42-country source router →Yes, when nominal vial size, visible list price, seller market, availability, and checked date match. Those commercial fields still do not establish clinical equivalence or laboratory quality.
Open the complete price matrix →This second tool covers 20 research-market boards and 190 possible pairs. It normalizes visible commercial fields only. It does not compare clinical effects, doses, or treatment suitability.
Read the price comparison methodEvery option is a qualified, exact-size US research board. The tool compares commercial and evidence fields only; it does not compare effects, doses, or treatment suitability.
Research-market snapshot checked Jul 23, 2026. Dollar-per-milligram normalization corrects the unit only; it does not imply equivalent identity or research value.
Synthetic kisspeptin decapeptide research material
Synthetic human growth hormone fragment research material
| Comparison field | Kisspeptin-10 | AOD-9604 |
|---|---|---|
| Editorial family | Reproductive-signaling peptides | Growth-signaling analogues |
| Seller-listed identity | Synthetic kisspeptin decapeptide research material | Synthetic human growth hormone fragment research material |
| Nominal board size | 10 mg | 5 mg |
| Available list range | $37.00–$52.00 | $44.00–$50.00 |
| Median available price | $44.50 | $49.99 |
| Lowest available / mg | $3.70 | $8.80 |
| Available rows | 2 of 3 | 3 of 4 |
| Public evidence routes | 3 rows | 4 rows |
| Evidence only on request | 0 rows | 0 rows |
| Available-price spread | 41% | 14% |
| Snapshot checked | Jul 23, 2026 | Jul 23, 2026 |
Tool-only pair. This combination remains useful here, but it does not receive an indexed page until it has pair-specific editorial context and a defensible search need.
Calculate landed cost per nominal mgOnly pairs with a defensible identity or commercial comparison need, substantial pair-specific context, shared family, and current seller coverage receive dedicated pages. Every other pair remains available in the interactive tools above.
Both sit in Peptide Local’s tissue and thymic research family and share much of the same seller set, so readers often need to separate a genuine price-footprint comparison from an unsupported equivalence claim.
This is the site’s clearest same-name collision: seller pages may shorten either format to CJC-1295, making exact label, nominal size, and source URL essential before prices are compared.
Both belong to the neuropeptide family in the research index and are frequently stocked by the same specialist sellers, creating a useful commercial comparison but a high risk of over-reading seller descriptions.
The two names share a melanocortin family and nearly identical shorthand, so exact-domain seller pages and explicit I-versus-II labels are necessary to prevent price or evidence from being assigned to the wrong material.
Searchers often group the two by growth-signaling terminology, but the different catalog identities and nominal board sizes make this an important test of whether a comparison keeps units and category claims honest.
The pair is commonly cross-shopped in online research catalogs, making it useful to compare commercial coverage while explicitly refusing the stack, protocol, dosage, or outcome claims that often accompany the search.
The search is an identity trap because PT-141 connects by ingredient name to an approved medicine record while Melanotan II remains a separate research-market entity. A useful comparison must preserve all three lanes.
A board can normalize dollars, milligrams, public evidence access, and availability. It cannot normalize molecular identity, potency, research purpose, clinical evidence, safety, or personal suitability.
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