State directory
LARA license lookup
As of September 2026, this state page links to public license and discipline records for Michigan health workers and pharmacies.
Search a Michigan license →Official pages, explained
The Michigan peptide therapy paper trail.
These state and federal pages sit behind the guide. Each note says what a source can tell you—and what it cannot.
The original rules, each with a short note.
Michigan
Licenses and the care rules
State law
Michigan law on video and phone visits
As of September 2026, this state law covers consent, prescribing, nearby referrals and follow-up after online care.
Read the Michigan code →State complaints
Bureau of Professional Licensing
As of September 2026, LARA takes online complaints about Michigan health workers and pharmacies.
Open the complaint page →State law
Prescription price information
As of September 2026, Michigan law lets a person ask for a pharmacy’s current price before the drug is dispensed.
Read the price section →Federal
Approval, compounding and online claims
FDA explainer
Compounding questions and answers
As of September 2026, the FDA explains when a compounded drug may meet a patient need and why the finished drug is not FDA-approved.
Read the FDA compounding page →Federal rule
What registration means
Under the federal rule, as of September 2026, being listed neither grants approval nor proves a sale is legal.
Read the federal rule →FDA lookup
State-licensed online pharmacies
The FDA links to each state’s pharmacy search. A listing shows that a license exists, not that each prescription is sound.
Open the FDA pharmacy locator →FDA database
Company letters
The FDA database can be searched by company name. Each letter says what the FDA found wrong on that date; it is not a court ruling.
Search the FDA database →Report a problem
Where a problem can be reported
The FDA’s MedWatch program accepts safety reports directly from patients and consumers.