Bec Chard

And how many TGA compounding pharmacies are there in Australia?

It's changing.

However, there's only around about five or six.

Okay.

In the whole of Australia?

In the whole of Australia.

There are none in Victoria.

There's only five at this point that are legally allowed to compound.

How come we are seeing out in the community and in the press that there seems to be a lot more people on them and they aren't getting them from these places?

Where are they getting them from and what are the risks of not getting them from an approved, licensed compounding pharmacy?

You've opened a can of worms there.

Yeah.

It seems that you can get the peptides from anywhere.

Yeah, Timu.

Timu is one place you can get them from.

Some bikies backyard.

Bikies backyard.

And I guess you've even brought up another interesting topic when you talk about that.

Peptides are largely in this country unregulated.

What's interesting is the fact that, and there is a particular peptide which is quite common, which if you take it in the injectable form, which people would otherwise acquire, we call it a peptide.