AOD-9604
Also known as Advanced Obesity Drug, hGH fragment 177-191
A failed obesity drug that lives on in clinics and online shops. Its developer ran human trials, and the biggest one did not beat placebo.
Information only. Not medical advice. Talk to a doctor before you start, stop or change anything.
What people claim
- Burns fat without affecting muscle
- The fat-burning part of growth hormone
- No side effects
What the evidence shows
Known risks
Reported side effects
Moderated user reports are not open yet, so nothing is shown here. They will be labelled as unverified personal accounts.
Legal status
A summary, not legal advice. Rules change, and sport bans are separate.
United States
United Kingdom
Unlicensed
No licensed medicine contains it.
Australia
Not approved
TGA says importing, advertising or supplying unapproved peptides is unlawful.[6]
European Union
Not authorised
No authorised medicine. National rules on possession and import differ.
Sources
- 1.Obesity pharmacotherapy: current perspectives and future directionsReview, PubMed Central
- 2.Bulk drug substances that may present significant safety risksUS FDA
- 3.TGA testing finds unapproved peptides do not contain what their labels claimTGA Australia, Nov 2026
- 4.The Prohibited List (section S2)World Anti-Doping Agency
- 5.HHS interim enforcement discretion policy for six peptides (legal summary)Holland & Knight, Nov 2026
- 6.Importing, compounding and supplying unapproved peptide productsTGA Australia
Profile last checked 7 Nov 2026.