Tesofensine
NS2330
A triple monoamine reuptake inhibitor (noradrenaline, dopamine, serotonin) originally investigated for neurodegenerative disease and later studied for weight reduction. A small molecule rather than a peptide.
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Regulatory status
Not FDA approved
The FDA has not approved this substance for human use. It may be approved elsewhere, studied in the literature, or available through other routes, but it carries no approved US label and therefore no agency-reviewed instructions.
A regulatory status describes paperwork, not safety. An approved compound can still be wrong for a given person, and an unapproved one is neither thereby dangerous nor thereby fine.
Half-life
Long, multi-day reported in clinical studies; not established in a public label. Half-life is an educational pharmacology figure, drawn from public sources, and is not a schedule or dosing instruction.
Storage & handling
Not approved for human use; no public label defines handling.
References
- PubChem compound record
- Published clinical study reports
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Common questions
Tesofensine, answered plainly.
01What is Tesofensine?+
A triple monoamine reuptake inhibitor (noradrenaline, dopamine, serotonin) originally investigated for neurodegenerative disease and later studied for weight reduction. A small molecule rather than a peptide. It is also referred to as NS2330. It is listed here under GLP-1 / Metabolic as educational reference, which is not a recommendation to use it.
02Is Tesofensine FDA approved?+
Not FDA approved. The FDA has not approved this substance for human use. It may be approved elsewhere, studied in the literature, or available through other routes, but it carries no approved US label and therefore no agency-reviewed instructions.
03What is the half-life of Tesofensine?+
Long, multi-day reported in clinical studies; not established in a public label. A half-life is an educational pharmacology figure describing how long the body takes to clear half of a substance. It is not a schedule and does not imply one.
04How is Tesofensine stored and handled?+
Not approved for human use; no public label defines handling. Storage conditions come from a manufacturer's own label where one exists, and a compound with no approved label has no agency-reviewed handling instructions at all.
Related in GLP-1 / Metabolic
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