
Oxytocin is a naturally occurring hormone, FDA-approved in synthetic injectable form (Pitocin) specifically for labor induction, labor augmentation, and controlling postpartum hemorrhage. Every other studied use — social bonding, anxiety, appetite regulation — remains investigational, and intranasal oxytocin formulations are not FDA-approved for any indication.
Yes, but only in injectable form (as Pitocin) for specific obstetric uses. Intranasal formulations and every non-obstetric use researched (bonding, anxiety, appetite) are not FDA-approved.
No — unlike many peptides in this catalog, oxytocin does not appear on WADA's prohibited list.
No. Research-use vials are not manufactured, tested, or regulated as the approved pharmaceutical product and are sold for research use only.
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