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Pinealon

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Last reviewed 2026-10-30

Our read Opinion

Published evidence is mainly experimental hypoxia and cell research. Established clinical benefit, long-term safety and a US compounding clearance were not verified.

01—At a glance
Type
Research-only / unapproved
Regulatory status
No FDA approval; foreign authorization unverified
Compounding status
Unclear / not listed
FDA-approved indications
None
Evidence level
Animal studies mostly
Routes studied
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Developer
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02—What it's claimed to do

Claims made by researchers, companies and users. Inclusion does not mean the claim is verified.

  • —Claimed to support brain health and memory
  • —Claimed to slow biological aging
03—How it's thought to work

A Glu-Asp-Arg tripeptide studied for neuronal resistance to hypoxic and oxidative stress. Proposed effects include modulation of antioxidant defenses and excitotoxicity.

04—Regulatory status

No FDA approval or EMA authorization was identified for Pinealon. Supplement or bioregulator marketing does not establish authorization as a therapeutic drug.

Statuses change; check the linked primary source.

05—Evidence vs. Hype

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06—Our Take (opinion)

The neuroprotection story is preclinical rather than an established treatment. Human benefit should remain a hypothesis until credible controlled trials demonstrate it.

07—Latest news

No news yet for this peptide.

08—Sources
10—Commonly stacked with
Bioregulator Stack
Khavinson stack · Longevity bioregulators
Longevity & energyNiche popularity

Slowing biological aging: telomeres, sleep/circadian rhythm and brain aging.

Evidence
Hype

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