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Immune & anti-inflammatory peptides

Thymosin alpha-1, LL-37 and KPV: approved abroad, tested in small trials, or only studied in mice.

3 peptides0 authorized in Canada3 not authorized / other
Immune peptides: illustration
Thymosin Alpha-1 peptide illustrationThymosin Alpha-1An immune-modulating peptide (thymalfasin) studied in infections, cancer and COVID-19. Meta-analyses disagree on…Not authorized in Canada (approved elsewhere)LL-37 peptide illustrationLL-37The human cathelicidin antimicrobial peptide. As a topical treatment for leg ulcers, a small first trial looked…Not authorized in CanadaKPV peptide illustrationKPVA 3-amino-acid fragment of alpha-MSH studied for gut inflammation in cells and mice. We found no human trials. Health…Not authorized in Canada

Evidence at a glance

How many peptides in this category reach each level of human evidence (our rating, see each page for sources).

Large randomized trials0
Some randomized trials1
Small human studies1
Cell & animal only1

Status and evidence table

PeptideCanada statusHuman evidence
Thymosin Alpha-1Not authorized in Canada (approved elsewhere) Moderate: some randomized human trials, specific uses (mixed, condition-specific)
LL-37Not authorized in Canada Limited: small or low-quality human studies (topical wound trials)
KPVNot authorized in Canada Very limited: almost all animal or cell studies
Status reflects Health Canada's peptide pages, its April 2026 advisory and the Drug Product Database as checked on November 10, 2026. Authorized products carry an 8-digit DIN (drugs) or NPN (natural health products).