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Sermorelin

Sermorelin

This page is reference information about Sermorelin: its U.S. regulatory history — the discontinued Geref product and the absence of any current FDA-approved anti-aging or 'wellness' indication — the fact that no current dose is established, and the safety questions to raise with a licensed clinician. It is informational only and contains no dosing guidance.

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Sermorelin: reference record

Sermorelin - regulatory status, route, frequency and published range
Regulatory statusFormer U.S. Geref products discontinued; no current FDA-approved anti-aging indication
RouteSubcutaneous historically
Dosing frequencyNo current established regimen
Published rangeNo established range
Evidence basisHistorical approval / published human studies
Common vial sizes5, 10, 15

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What is Sermorelin?

Sermorelin is a synthetic fragment corresponding to the first 29 amino acids of growth-hormone-releasing hormone. Its history is distinctive: it was once an approved U.S. product, marketed as Geref, and that product line was discontinued.

Is Sermorelin FDA-approved?

Not currently. Sermorelin previously held U.S. approval as Geref, but those products were discontinued and there is no current FDA-approved anti-aging or general wellness indication. It is best described as prior-approved and withdrawn rather than never-approved.

How is Sermorelin given?

Historically it was given subcutaneously under its former labeling. There is no current established regimen, and no current approved adult dose exists.

What are the known safety concerns with Sermorelin?

A historical approval does not validate present-day compounded formulations or adult anti-aging use. The discontinued label described a different product, prepared and supervised under different conditions.

Historical pediatric and adult studies used weight-based regimens; no current FDA-approved adult 'wellness' dose

No default dose. Follow the exact current prescriber/pharmacy instructions if a lawful compounded product is used.

Historical approval does not validate current compounded formulations or adult anti-aging use.

Supply-chain quality · Finnrick

Avg quality score

6.2

/10

Purity range

96.58

99.95

%

Qty divergence

±

50

%

Vendors · samples

5

·

23

Common vial sizes

5, 10, 15

mg

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Apr 2025 - Mar 2026

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