Abaloparatid
Mechanism of action
What Abaloparatid does in the body — step by step.
Abaloparatide is a synthetic analog of parathyroid hormone-related peptide (PTHrP 1-34).
It binds preferentially to the RG conformation of the PTH-1 receptor, which is thought to produce a more anabolically oriented, more transient signalling response than teriparatide.
Like teriparatide it is used intermittently (once daily) to favour bone formation over resorption.
Research status
How far along is the evidence?
Known risks
Without human data, safety statements are limited. What is known:
Cited studies
Chronological — links lead to the source.
Frequently asked questions
What is Abaloparatid?+
Abaloparatide is a synthetic analog of parathyroid hormone-related peptide (PTHrP 1-34).
What type of peptide is Abaloparatid?+
Abaloparatid belongs to the PTH analog class.
What is Abaloparatid used for?+
In research, Abaloparatid has primarily been investigated in the context of: Recovery, Anti-aging. These are research findings (evidence: clinically established), not proven benefits in humans and not a usage recommendation.
Is Abaloparatid legal in Germany?+
Abaloparatid is prescription-only in Germany and may only be obtained with a medical prescription.
Is Abaloparatid FDA-approved / legal in the US?+
Abaloparatid is a prescription, FDA-approved medication in the US.
Is Abaloparatid legal in Canada?+
No. Abaloparatid is not authorized by Health Canada and not intended for human consumption.
Where can I buy Abaloparatid?+
Peptica sells nothing and names no sources. Abaloparatid is "prescription-only" in Germany; obtaining unapproved substances outside clinical studies is illegal and carries quality and safety risks.
What is the dosage of Abaloparatid?+
Peptica publishes no dosing. Abaloparatid is a prescription medicine — any dosing is determined individually by a physician. This is not medical advice.
Is Abaloparatid banned in sport (WADA)?+
Abaloparatid is currently not on the WADA Prohibited List.
What are the known risks of Abaloparatid?+
Documented risks include: Hypercalcaemia and hypercalciuria possible; Orthostatic hypotension, dizziness, palpitations. This is not a complete safety assessment and not medical advice — see the risks section for the full list.
How well researched is Abaloparatid?+
The evidence is classified as “clinically established”. 2 studies are cited on this page.
What is the molecular weight of Abaloparatid?+
Abaloparatid has a molar mass of about 3960.6 Da, with a plasma half-life of ~1 hour (s.c.).
Which peptides are related to Abaloparatid?+
Closely related entries: Teriparatid. A direct side-by-side comparison is available via the compare function.
Dossier
Legal · Structure · Sources.
Abaloparatide is approved for osteoporosis in the USA as Tymlos and in the EU (as Eladynos) and is prescription-only. Obtaining it without a medical prescription is illegal in Germany under § 48 AMG. Not on the WADA Prohibited List.
Legal status varies by country and can change. This is not legal advice.
Methodology: Peptica compiles publicly available studies and regulatory information and assigns each statement an evidence level. Not medical advice. No warranty.