Peptide

Calcitonin Salmon

FDA-approved product existsRecovery & tissue repair
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What is Calcitonin Salmon?

FDA-approved calcitonin salmon products exist in nasal and injectable formulations for product-specific bone and calcium disorders.

Dosing as published

Approved labelCalcitonin-salmon nasal spray prescribing information for postmenopausal osteoporosis
PopulationAdults covered by the approved nasal-spray indication
DoseOne spray delivering 200 International Units
RouteIntranasal, alternating nostrils daily
FrequencyOnce daily
DurationLong-term use within the approved indication with periodic reassessment
PreparationReady-to-use nasal solution. Allow the bottle to reach room temperature and prime the pump before first use; no reconstitution.
Source: Dosage and Administration sections 2.1-2.3; Dosage Forms and Strengths section 3

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Trust & sourcing

US approvalFDA-approved product exists
CompoundingFDA-approved products exist; compounded copies are not FDA approved
Last checked2026-07-13
Next review2026-10-11

Primary sources

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