Straight answers
What MedReps already answers in public.
These replies are taken from the MedReps product pages. They are not rewritten into stronger claims.
What does “Professional Use Only” mean?
It means the catalog is intended for use with a licensed professional involved, and it is manufactured and labeled to that standard. It is the opposite of a research-use-only product, which is sold with a disclaimer that the contents are not intended for human use.
Is MedReps Peps FDA approved?
No, and MedReps says it will not imply otherwise. The manufacturing facility is registered with the FDA and certified to GMP and NSF standards. Facility registration is not FDA approval, and the peptides are not FDA-approved drugs.
What is a 503a compounding pharmacy?
A state-licensed pharmacy that compounds preparations for an individually identified patient against a valid prescription. It is patient-specific by definition, which is what separates it from a 503b outsourcing facility that compounds in batches for office stock.
Do I prescribe directly to the pharmacy?
Yes. You write a patient-specific prescription and the pharmacy compounds and dispenses against it. MedReps does not prescribe, compound, or dispense.
Who can order the exosome line?
Licensed physicians and providers only. This line is physician-directed and is not sold to consumers.
What is the regulatory status of the exosomes?
This product is not FDA-approved and is not a licensed biologic. Nothing here is a claim of safety or effectiveness for any indication. Determining appropriate use, obtaining informed consent, and complying with federal and state law are the responsibility of the treating provider.
What does exosome pricing look like?
Pricing is quoted per vial and depends on volume. MedReps says it sends current pricing with the clinical materials when a provider asks.