UK athlete reference
Peptides and sport — UK reference
UK athletes face strict-liability anti-doping rules. You are responsible for what is in your body — regardless of supplier claims, supplement contamination, or 'research only' labelling. This hub orients you to the key reference pages.
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Athlete anti-doping risks (Safety Centre)
WADA strict liability, S0 / S2 categories, supplement contamination risk, TUE process.
Athlete Risk Checker (tool)
Filterable lookup of peptides by WADA status.
Peptides and athletes (UK law)
UK / UKAD framework, athlete-support-personnel rules, advertising restrictions.
Gyms and personal trainers (UK law)
What UK gyms and PTs can and cannot lawfully say about peptides.
Most-marketed-to-athletes peptide profiles
- BPC-157WADA S0 prohibited
- TB-500WADA S2 prohibited
- CJC-1295WADA S2 prohibited
- IpamorelinWADA S2 prohibited
- GHRP-2 / GHRP-6 / HexarelinWADA S2 prohibited
- MK-677WADA S2 prohibited (not a peptide)
- IGF-1 LR3 / PEG-MGFWADA S2 prohibited
- FollistatinProhibited / restricted
- AOD-9604Growth-fragment WADA class
If you compete under WADA / UKAD rules
Verify any supplement, medication, or product at Global DRO, review the WADA Prohibited List, and consult UKAD or your sport's anti-doping officer. Peptide Authority does not publish detection windows, evasion advice, or strategies to avoid testing.