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Write to us about
- Corrections. Tell us the page, the statement and the source that shows it is wrong. A link to the Federal Register of Legislation, the TGA or WADA is the quickest way to get a correction made.
- New decisions. If the TGA publishes a scheduling proposal, interim decision, alert or enforcement outcome about a peptide that the register does not yet reflect, we would like to know.
- A peptide we have not covered. Suggest it. It will be added once each column of the register can be sourced.
What we cannot help with
We cannot advise on your own legal position, tell you whether a particular product is safe for you, or help anyone buy, import or obtain a peptide. For legal advice, a lawyer in your state or territory is the right person. For health questions, speak to a doctor or pharmacist; adverse reactions to medicines can be reported to the TGA.
For questions about whether a substance is prohibited in sport, Sport Integrity Australia runs a substance enquiry service listed on its peptides page.
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We reply to correction requests as quickly as we can, and we do not publish letters without the writer’s permission.