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The absence of regulatory oversight means: Purity and dosing cannot be verified Contamination with harmful substances is a real risk Long-term physiological consequences are unknown Healthcare professionals and regulatory bodies do not endorse peptide stacking, and the evidence base to support such practices simply does not exist