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The peptide party got cancelled. The grey market didn’t

Gut health, weight loss, anti-ageing—India’s grey market is bubbling with “miracle shots” promising quick fixes. The catch is, most of these products haven’t got regulatory approval. But that’s not stopping buyers.

The peptide party got cancelled. The grey market didn’t

In late August, an unusual event was planned in Bengaluru’s Koramangala, a familiar playground for startups and wellness brands. The invitation promised a weekend party with music, food, networking, and "peptide tastings." Around 50 people were expected to attend. Samiksha Goel, a Bengaluru-based journalist at Mint, reported on the cancellation of this event, known as the "peptide party."

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