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Cagrilintide

AM833

Amylin analogue, mainly studied combined with semaglutide.

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What it is

A long-acting amylin analogue investigated largely as a combination therapy.

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What it does

Amylin signalling contributes to satiety through a pathway distinct from GLP-1, which is the rationale for combining the two.

Does it work?

Clinical development is ongoing, mostly as part of a combination product. Standalone evidence is thinner than the combination data.

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Claims vs data

Each marketing claim, tagged by what the evidence actually supports.

Promotes satiety through the amylin pathwaysupported
Adds weight loss when combined with semaglutidepartially true
Proven as a standalone weight-loss therapyweak evidence
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Reference figures

Quoted from published reference material. These are not Peptuity recommendations.

Vial5 mg
Diluent2 ml
Listed dose250 mcg
Units / 1 ml10

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The evidence, counted

Live counts from Europe PMC and ClinicalTrials.gov.

Publications 391
Randomised trials 18
Clinical trials 16
Registered studies 44

391 publications indexed, but only 18 randomised controlled trials and 44 registered interventional studies. Human evidence exists but is thin.

query: "Cagrilintide" · checked 2026-08-07

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Regulatory status

Formal, dated regulatory actions.

WADA — Prohibited List 2026

Prohibited in sport — WADA S0 (substance without any health-authority approval)

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Common questions

What is CagriSema?

The clinical combination of cagrilintide with semaglutide, developed as a single weekly product. Most cagrilintide evidence comes from this programme.

Does cagrilintide work on its own?

Standalone data is thinner than the combination data. The amylin pathway is a real satiety mechanism, but the strong results reported are largely combination results.

Is it approved anywhere?

Not as of our last review. It remains in clinical development.

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