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A LOOK AT METABOLIC PEPTIDES

Peptides.
Clinical context
in 2026.

Retatrutide, cagrilintide, survodutide, zenagamtide and MariTide. See how they differ, what their programmes study and where the clinical science stands.

Educational guide. Treatment choices belong in a conversation with a clinician.

Conceptual illustration of a molecular chain
Conceptual molecular illustration
03
GLP-1 · GIP · glucagonReceptor targets studied with retatrutide
01 Retatrutide 02 Cagrilintide 03 Zenagamtide 04 2026 programmes
IMPORTANT PRODUCT NOTE

External research catalogues may include materials labelled for laboratory research only. They are not presented here as medicines, personal-use products or approved therapeutic products.

01 / WHAT’S NEW

Research and
regulatory updates.

New molecules, trial results, regulatory filings and approvals, ordered by publication date and linked to primary sources.

Phase 3 results

Two additional retatrutide Phase 3 trials reported

Lilly announced topline results from TRIUMPH-2 and TRIUMPH-3. Retatrutide remains investigational and is not approved by a regulatory authority.

Primary source ↗
Pipeline update

Novo Nordisk presented new CagriSema and zenagamtide data

The company announced additional Phase 3 CagriSema results and mid-stage data for investigational zenagamtide ahead of ADA 2026.

Primary source ↗
Regulatory filing

CagriSema submitted for FDA review

Novo Nordisk filed a US application for weight management. A filing is not an approval; CagriSema remains investigational while the review is pending.

Primary source ↗

A trial result or regulatory filing is not an approval. We will label an approval only after publication by the relevant regulator.

02 / RESEARCH CATALOGUE

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03 / MOLECULES IN FOCUS

Five current programmes
in clinical focus.

These profiles describe molecules in clinical development. Trial data do not establish the quality or safety of products sold by online stores.

Conceptual molecular illustration

Retatrutide

GLP-1 + GIP + glucagon

A triple receptor agonist studied in obesity and related conditions. Lilly describes it as an investigational molecule that is not yet approved for use.

Conceptual molecular illustration

Survodutide

GLP-1 + glucagon

A dual receptor agonist studied in overweight and obesity. The clinical programme evaluates both efficacy and safety.

Conceptual molecular illustration

Cagrilintide

Amylin analogue

A different hormonal approach studied alone and with semaglutide. CagriSema is a separate investigational combination; its results are not results for cagrilintide alone.

Conceptual molecular illustration

Zenagamtide (amycretin)

GLP-1 + amylin

A unimolecular GLP-1 and amylin receptor agonist. Novo Nordisk describes zenagamtide (amycretin) as an investigational molecule in clinical development, including Phase 3 programmes; it is not an approved medicine.

Conceptual molecular illustration

MariTide (maridebart cafraglutide)

GLP-1 + GIPR antagonism

An antibody-peptide conjugate studied in the MARITIME programme. Amgen describes MariTide as an investigational molecule in Phase 3; a clinical programme is not regulatory approval.

These profiles are not a ranking and are not a recommendation for use. Regulatory status can change.

04 / CLINICAL DATA IN NUMBERS

Results
need context.

These are results from specific trials, doses and time periods. They are not a promise of an individual outcome and do not validate products sold through an online catalogue.

RETATRUTIDE · PHASE 2−24.2%

mean weight change

At 48 weeks at the highest studied dose, compared with −2.1% for placebo.

NEJM ↗
SURVODUTIDE · PHASE 2−18.7%

on-treatment analysis

At 46 weeks at 4.8 mg; the planned-treatment analysis was −14.9% versus −2.8% for placebo.

PubMed ↗
CAGRISEMA · PHASE 3−20.4%

at 68 weeks

REDEFINE 1 reported −20.4% in the treatment-policy analysis; −22.7% was the estimate if all participants adhered to treatment.

Novo Nordisk ↗
HOW TO READ THEM

Different molecules, doses, participants and analyses should not be turned into a simple ranking. Investigational programmes and research-only catalogue products are separate categories.

Catalogue: documentation and terms →

RESEARCH AND PRODUCT DOCUMENTATIONLearn how to check sources and analysis certificates.

05 / HOW TO READ THE DATA

Beyond
weight-loss
percentages.

Trial results depend on the participants, duration and analysis method. A percentage alone is not enough for a comparison.

Example of regulatory assessment: EMA ↗
Conceptual visualization of molecular interaction
Molecular mechanism is only part of the picture.
01

Who was studied?

Check whether participants had diabetes, the inclusion criteria and how long they were followed.

02

What was the comparison?

A placebo comparison and a head-to-head medicine trial answer different questions.

03

What were the risks?

Adverse events and treatment discontinuation are part of the assessment. Results do not guarantee an individual effect.

06 / APPROVED MEDICINES

A molecule's name
is not authorization
for use.

In the EU, specific prescription medicines are approved for weight management. That approval does not transfer to other products with a similar name or composition.

These are regulatory examples, not an offer of sale or individual treatment advice. Discuss options with a clinician.

07 / OTHER AREAS

Peptides are
more than weight.

Peptide science includes approved medicines and investigational programmes across many fields. This is a map of research, not a product list.

Overview of therapeutic areas: PubMed review ↗ EMA links point to approved medicines for defined indications.

09 / FAQ

Before you
continue.

Which peptide is best for weight loss?

There is no universal choice. Approved indications, contraindications, other conditions and monitoring matter. A clinician can assess treatment options. Results from different trials are not automatically comparable.

Is retatrutide an approved medicine?

Retatrutide is an investigational molecule in clinical development and is not approved for use. A published trial result is not authorization to sell it as a medicine.

Can research-only catalogue products be used for weight loss?

No. Materials labelled for research use are not presented here as medicines or as products for personal use. A certificate of analysis does not turn them into approved medicines.

Why are external catalogues mentioned?

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