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Safety information / evidence gaps

MOTS-c

FDA has not identified human exposure data for drug products containing MOTs-C.

Source checked October 8, 2026 · Preview editorial note · Not medical advice
No dosing or purchase guidance. This information is not a recommendation to use a compound.

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FDA says compounded drugs containing MOTs-C may pose significant immunogenicity risks for certain routes. It also identifies complexities involving peptide-related impurities and active-ingredient characterization.

The agency says it has not identified human exposure data for MOTs-C drug products through any route. That statement concerns the drug products in this compounding review, not a claim that the naturally occurring molecule has never been studied.

FDA lacks important information about possible harm when administered to humans. This does not establish an exercise, metabolic or longevity benefit. No dose or treatment recommendation is given.

Original source

Original source: MOTS-c ↗

Interpretation is limited to the source linked above. Independent medical review pending.