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What isDihexaFDA Status, Evidence and Risks (2026)

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Off FDA's Category 2 safety-risk list since Apr 2026. FDA's advisory panel is expected to review it before the end of Feb 2027, no date set. Not on the 503A bulks list. Not approved by FDA for any use. Source: FDA, Category 2 page current as of Apr 22, 2026 1, and 503A page current as of May 14, 2026 2.

Part of the Sommar Peptide Guide. Dihexa gets sold online as a memory peptide. Every memory result we found came from rats. FDA found zero human exposure data. Here is what that leaves.

What dihexa is

Dihexa (also called PNB-0408, sold as dihexa acetate) is a lab-made compound built from angiotensin IV, a small fragment of a blood pressure hormone 6,7.

Washington State University researchers changed that fragment so it would last longer in the body and cross from the blood into the brain. They reported the result in 2013: an oral compound that crossed into the brain in rats. They named it dihexa 6.

The proposed mechanism runs through HGF (hepatocyte growth factor) and its receptor, c-Met. Dihexa binds HGF and boosts its signal through c-Met, per the lab's work as summarized by the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) 7. That same HGF/c-Met system is where the cancer question comes from. More below.

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