Australian regulatory position
Peptide products may be regulated as therapeutic goods in Australia. Therapeutic goods generally must be included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods unless a lawful exemption, approval or access pathway applies.
Nexpep does not represent that a catalogue listing, enquiry form, research-use statement or customer declaration creates an exemption from Australian law.
Website enquiries
Submitting a request through this website is an enquiry only. It is not an accepted order, does not create a contract for supply and does not guarantee availability, eligibility, dispatch or approval.
Nexpep may request evidence of identity, organisation, authority and intended lawful use. An enquiry may be declined where lawful supply cannot be established.
No therapeutic promotion
- Product pages are not medical advice or instructions for administration.
- Catalogue information must not be used to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure a condition.
- Nexpep does not provide dosing, injection, personal-use or veterinary-use guidance.
- Published research summaries do not establish that a product is approved, safe or effective for use in people or animals.
Official information
Current official guidance should be checked directly with the Therapeutic Goods Administration and relevant state or territory authorities. Independent Australian legal and regulatory advice should be obtained before any proposed importation, possession, advertising or supply.