Prepare your questions
Questions to take to your care visit
Pick the questions you want to bring. Read them on screen or keep a copy for the visit.
In the US, medicines are reviewed by the Food and Drug Administration, known as the FDA.
Build your visit list
Start with what is being proposed
Ask for a clear name, a clear reason, and the evidence for that reason.
Ask how the care would work
Choose the details you want resolved before making a care decision.
Keep your question list
Copy the selected questions, or print them for the visit.
Choose the questions you want to bring.
Keep these facts beside the questions
They explain why the name and evidence questions matter.
- As of September 2026, TB-500 has no US FDA approval and no published human study identified by the FDA.
- FDA reviewers say TB-500 and the whole thymosin beta-4 protein are different substances. They also warn that different versions of an ingredient may be sold under the same TB-500 name.