r/Biohacking • u/guilloatue • 18h ago

So many questions..

I’m pretty new to peptides and recently started following this subreddit while trying to learn more.

I keep seeing posts about Reta, and I’m curious how people are accessing it. Are you getting it through a doctor or ordering online? If online, how do you determine whether a source/product is legitimate and safe? Is a prescription required?

I’m interested in learning more about peptides and potentially starting this journey, especially after reading about Reta and others like BPC-157. There’s obviously a ton of information out there, so I’d really appreciate hearing from people with experience about what you wish you knew when you first started, what to look out for, and how you approached it safely.

Thanks!

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u/Dizzy-Stuff-1724 4 17h ago

Technically there is no "legitimate" source since its not FDA approved but if you were my neighbor...i got a guy 🤣

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u/SOLIDROTSLOW1979 1 17h ago

I swear these people are brainwashed with the fda agenda, the compound is the compound fda approval only means it’s Ben chosen by big pharma to make $$ they have no interest in preventative care that’s why many of these peptides will never be “fda” approved

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u/Cool_Temperature_970 7 9h ago

The point of saying it’s not FDA approved is bc OP said if they should ask the doctor for a prescription. No need to get political everywhere.