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Potential drug interactions Sermorelin has no known major drug interactions, but may have the following interactions with certain drugs: Glucocorticoids (prednisone) May blunt growth hormone (GH) release Oral estrogens May increase IGF-1 resistance Insulin or sulfonylureas May alter glycemic control Somatostatin analogs May antagonize Sermorelins effects Dopamine antagonists May disrupt human growth hormone (HGH) regulation GABAergic meds May reduce pulsatility of HGH release Beta blockers (Metoprolol or Propranolol) Other secretagogues/peptides May result in unsafe levels of HGH Other important safety information Sermorelin is only for patients who are at least 30 years old

Microbial growth becomes possible, even with the benzyl alcohol preservative present in bacteriostatic water

The selection of a suitable dosage form mainly depends on the physicochemical nature of the drug molecules, therapeutic aim, patient compliance, and marketing issues

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The drug has not been granted approval by Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration, or any other health authority in the world, for human use and is therefore banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency