FDA label. Dosing reference per the FDA label.
Typical — reference only
Label: Egrifta SV 1.4 mg SC daily / WR 1.28 mg / original 2 mg (equivalent exposure - DO NOT stack/convert). Off-label community: 1-2 mg/day
Worked reconstitution example
Egrifta SV: 2 mg vial + 0.5 mL Sterile Water = 4 mg/mL; 1.4 mg = 35 U. WR: 11.6 mg + 1.3 mL BAC ~ 8 mg/mL; 1.28 mg = 16 U. Applying SV's 35 U to a WR vial = ~2.8 mg overdose.
Titration
None on label (full dose day one)
Units are not milligrams. mg-vs-mcg confusion drives documented 5–1000× overdoses — always recompute for your own vial (use the calculator →).
Removal from Category 2 ≠ legal to compound ≠ FDA-approved. Off-label compounded channel threatened by the 'essentially a copy' rule.
StatusFDA-approved
503A bulksNot on the bulks list
Category 2 (2026)n/a (approved); NOT among the removed peptides
PCAC reviewnone scheduled
WADAProhibited (S0)
03Evidence — the honest read
AFDA-approved RCTs
Approved for HIV-lipodystrophy only (~10-11% VAT reduction at 26 wks; '15-18%' overstates pivotal endpoints). Anti-aging use is extrapolation.
Contraindications
- Active malignancyhard stop
- Hypothalamic-pituitary axis disruptionhard stop
- Pregnancyhard stop
- Hypersensitivity (incl. mannitol)
Key interactions
- Corticosteroids/anticonvulsants/cyclosporine (GH alters CYP450; adrenal-replacement patients may need higher doses)
- Antidiabetics (worsens glucose tolerance)
Serious signals
- Glucose/diabetes worsening (new-onset diabetes HR ~3.3)
- IGF-1 STOP RULE: discontinue if IGF-1 SDS >2 / Z>=3 persists
Monitoring
IGF-1 at baseline + periodically WITH the SDS>2 stop rule; fasting glucose/HbA1c.
01DailyMed Egrifta SV/WR
+PepTrack research dossier — iterations 1–4, 584 de-duplicated sources, adversarially verified.
Not medical or legal advice. Educational / harm-reduction reference. Regulatory and dosing claims in this field move monthly — re-verify against primary sources (FDA docket FDA-2025-N-6895, DailyMed, ClinicalTrials.gov) before acting.
Last reviewed — 2026-06-13 · confidence: med-high