Ask who actually makes it
The FDA notes that users of online services may not know who compounded their medicine.
Ask for that name before discussing delivery or payment. Ask how you can reach a pharmacist with questions.
Open your state’s pharmacy record
The FDA provides links to state board of pharmacy licence searches.
Its advice is to avoid an online pharmacy that does not appear in your state’s online list of licensed pharmacies.
Being on the list confirms a licence exists. It does not prove that the pharmacy is supplying every medicine as it should.
Match the full business name in the offer with the record you find.
Keep the product question open
FDA registration does not mean approval of a facility’s products, under federal rules checked in September 2026.
As of October 1, 2026, ipamorelin still meets none of the legal conditions for ordinary pharmacies to use it as a raw ingredient.
A licence lookup and an ingredient check answer separate parts of the offer. Ask for both answers.