Survodutide
Also known as BI 456906
It works in big trials, roughly in the same range as semaglutide, with a lot of stomach side effects. Nobody can legally sell it yet.
Information only. Not medical advice. Talk to a doctor before you start, stop or change anything.
What people claim
- Burns liver and belly fat first
- Weight loss without muscle loss
- The next Ozempic
What the evidence shows
- In SYNCHRONIZE-1, adults with obesity lost 12.2% to 13.0% of body weight over 76 weeks, against 5.4% on placebo, counting everyone who started.[1]
- The placebo group lost more than expected, partly because some people who stopped placebo started other weight loss drugs.[2]
- It also acts on the glucagon receptor. Sub-studies reported larger drops in liver and belly fat than weight loss alone would predict.[2]
Known risks
Reported side effects
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Legal status
A summary, not legal advice. Rules change, and sport bans are separate.
United States
Unapproved
Trials only. Not FDA approved.
United Kingdom
Unlicensed
No licensed medicine contains it.
Australia
Not approved
TGA says importing, advertising or supplying unapproved peptides is unlawful.[4]
European Union
Not authorised
No authorised medicine. National rules on possession and import differ.
Sources
- 1.Survodutide for the treatment of adults with obesity (SYNCHRONIZE-1)New England Journal of Medicine, 2026
- 2.Survodutide phase 3 data signal metabolic gains beyond weight lossAmerican Journal of Managed Care, 2026
- 3.FDA's concerns with unapproved GLP-1 drugs used for weight lossUS FDA
- 4.Importing, compounding and supplying unapproved peptide productsTGA Australia
Profile last checked 7 Nov 2026.