All 57 Compounds, Graded on Human Trials
Every compound on the Table in one place: its grade, its count of completed randomized trials in people, its approval and its sport status.
The short answer
A grade answers one question: how many completed randomized trials in people back this compound? A trial counts only when it passes five tests, set out on our Method page.2 Here are the names people ask about most. The PDF has all 57.
| Compound | Grade | Trials counted | Sport |
|---|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | D: No randomized trial | 0 | Banned |
| TB-500 | D: No randomized trial | 0 | Banned |
| GHK-Cu (copper tripeptide) | C: Small studies | 2+ | Not named |
| MOTS-c | D: No randomized trial | 0 | Banned |
| Ipamorelin | C: Small studies | 2 | Banned |
| CJC-1295 | C: Small studies | 1 | Banned |
| Retatrutide | B: Some trials | 5+ | Not named |
| Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus) | A: Large trials | 12+ | Monitored |
| Tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound) | A: Large trials | 8+ | Monitored |
BPC-157
- Grade
- D: No randomized trial
- Trials counted
- 0
- Sport
- Banned
TB-500
- Grade
- D: No randomized trial
- Trials counted
- 0
- Sport
- Banned
GHK-Cu (copper tripeptide)
- Grade
- C: Small studies
- Trials counted
- 2+
- Sport
- Not named
MOTS-c
- Grade
- D: No randomized trial
- Trials counted
- 0
- Sport
- Banned
Ipamorelin
- Grade
- C: Small studies
- Trials counted
- 2
- Sport
- Banned
CJC-1295
- Grade
- C: Small studies
- Trials counted
- 1
- Sport
- Banned
Retatrutide
- Grade
- B: Some trials
- Trials counted
- 5+
- Sport
- Not named
Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus)
- Grade
- A: Large trials
- Trials counted
- 12+
- Sport
- Monitored
Tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound)
- Grade
- A: Large trials
- Trials counted
- 8+
- Sport
- Monitored
A plus sign means the record counts more trials than it lists so far.
16 of 57
compounds on the Table are on WADA's Prohibited List, banned in sport.3
The full PDF, free.
- All 57 compounds in one printable list, least-tested first
- The count of completed randomized trials behind every grade
- Approval in the US and the EU, and sport status, for each one
- The five tests a study must pass before it counts
A source on every line. No paid placements. No doses.
A count shows how much testing exists. It does not show that a compound works or is safe, and it says nothing about a vial sold online under the same name. Some grades were set before the counting rule was written down and wait for a re-grade, which the changelog lists when it happens.2
This guide was last checked on 4 November 2026. Research and educational information only. Nothing here is medical advice.
- [1] The Peptide Table, the records of all compounds (opens in new tab). Checked 31 Oct 2026Back to text (first mention of source 1)
- [2] The Peptide Table, How we count a trial (opens in new tab). Checked 4 Nov 2026Back to text (first mention of source 2)
- [3] WADA, 2026 Prohibited List (opens in new tab). Checked 22 Sep 2026Back to text (first mention of source 3)
More free guides
- Peptides 101: What's Tested, What Isn'tWhat a peptide is, plus one map of eleven peptides: approved, tested in people, or barely tested.Open
- BPC-157: The Full BreakdownThe FDA's 2026 review of BPC-157 in plain words: five human studies, animal safety signals, legal status and what is still unknown.Open
- The Fake GLP-1 CheckSeven signs of a fake Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound pen, from the FDA's alerts and the maker's own list.Open