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Peptide Compounding Vote Tracker

FDA Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee (PCAC) — meeting of July 23–24, 2026. Each vote decides whether the committee recommends adding the peptide to the 503A bulk drug substances list (whether compounding pharmacies may make it). A majority Yes = recommended.

Source: on-site vote-board photos · Last updated 24 Jul 2026
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Peptides voted
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Recommended
1
Not recommended
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Meeting days
By PeptideVoter Leaderboard

Every committee member ranked by how often they backed compounding. Support score = share of decisive votes cast as Yes (abstentions and absences excluded). Y = Yes · N = No · A = Abstain · – = not present.

Vote flip: David Pope, PharmD is the only Swing voter — 5 Yes / 1 No across decisive votes (83% support).
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1Gabriel Alizaidy, MDProYYYYYY6100%
2Joshua Starbuck, MDProYYYYYY6100%
3Kris Wusterhausen, DOProYYYYYY6100%
4Melissa Loseke, DOProYYYYYY6100%
5Sen. Bobby HarshbargerProYYYYYY6100%
6Asare Christian, MDProYYYAYY51100%
7Haleem Mohammed, MDProYYYY42100%
8David Pope, PharmDSwingYYYYNY5183%
9Kevin Zacharoff, MDAntiN150%
10Maral Kibarian Skelsey, MDAntiN150%
11Brian Lee, MDAntiNN240%
12Elizabeth Rebello, RPhAntiNNNNN510%
13Brian Serumaga, PhDAntiNNNNNN60%
14Josh Mailman, MBAAntiNNNNNN60%
15Todd Durham, PhDAntiNNNNNN60%
16William Zamboni, PharmDAntiNNNNNN60%
17Timothy Fensky, RPhAbstainerAAAAAA6
Note:These are advisory-committee recommendations, not final FDA rules. The FDA is not required to follow the committee's vote; a substance's actual compounding status is set through later agency rulemaking. Counts and member votes were transcribed from meeting-room photos and may contain minor errors — verify against the official FDA record before publishing.