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psychologyCognitiveAnxiolytic neuropeptidePending FDA compounding review

Selank

Synthetic analog of tuftsin investigated for calming effects without sedation in high-cognitive-load states.

This compound was removed from FDA Category 2 in 2026, but final action on the 503A compounding list is still pending. Allora does not currently dispense it — join the waitlist and we will notify you if it becomes available through our licensed pharmacy partners.

Mechanism of action

How Selank works

Modulates GABAergic and serotonergic signaling and influences enkephalin metabolism, with effects on anxiety and stress response.

Areas of study

What Selank is studied for

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    Anxiety management without sedation

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    Cognitive performance under stress

Considerations

Important things your physician will discuss

This is general clinical context — not medical advice. Your evaluation determines whether Selank is appropriate for you.

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    Removed from FDA Category 2 in 2026; final action on the 503A compounding list is pending — currently offered as educational information and waitlist only

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    Not FDA approved in the United States

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    Should be coordinated with any existing psychiatric care

This compound is pending FDA compounding review.

We don't dispense it today. Join the waitlist and we'll notify you if it becomes available through our licensed pharmacy partners.

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