Corporate Structuring & Asset Protection
Separating the operating risk from the cash, the IP, and your personal name — before there is a reason to.
Research-Use-Only Peptides · Compliance Launch Program
On Jul 23–24, 2026 an FDA advisory committee voted to open a compounding pathway for six peptides — against the recommendation of the agency's own scientists. It redraws the map for every RUO brand in this market. It changes nothing about the thing that actually gets founders in trouble.
$7,500 program. It begins with a $2,000 consultation with Dustin Robinson — one hour, credited in full against the program. No obligation to continue afterward.
If your marketing team, your supplier or your affiliates read “FDA panel approves BPC-157” and changed how they talk about your product this week, you have a problem that started on Friday.
Twelve peptides lost the “significant safety risks” designation that had barred compounding since 2023. This removed a prohibition. It granted nothing.
An advisory committee voted. Six of seven cleared. The FDA is not bound by any of it, and the agency’s own reviewers argued the other way.
Requires formal notice-and-comment rulemaking. Until that concludes, the compounding pathway does not exist. Practitioners generally expect this to take many months.
When you scale this quickly in a gray market — all of a sudden you're doing millions of dollars a month and you don't have a good compliance foundation — we're now spending a lot of time setting up offshore trusts, doing asset protection, corporate restructuring.
Dustin Robinson · PepTalk with Gregory Gopman
Most of the founders we take on are under thirty. A lot are running seven and eight figures a year out of a single LLC with their own name on the operating agreement and a merchant account that could be gone on a Tuesday.
They are excellent at demand. That is the skill that got them here. It is also the skill that creates the exposure — because in this industry the marketing is the regulatory violation, not the molecule.
The clients who came to us early are not the ones losing sleep right now. That is the entire pitch.
Under FDCA §201(g)(1), a product becomes a drug the moment it is intended to affect the structure or function of the body. Intent is not what your disclaimer says. It is inferred from your product page, your COAs, your email flows, your affiliate copy, your Reddit presence, your reviews, and what else is in the cart. §505(a) then makes shipping that product across state lines without approval unlawful.
FDA has issued a steady stream of warning letters to online sellers since September 2025. The pattern is consistent: the agency is reading the page copy, the cart, and the adjacent products — not the disclaimer at the bottom.
A “green list” mechanism aimed at stopping GLP-1 active ingredients with quality concerns from entering the U.S. supply chain. If you import API, your supplier’s status is now your problem.
Issued to vendors marketing GLP-1 analogues as research use only. In each case the RUO language sat directly alongside dosing guidance, comparative claims and outcome language. The disclaimer did not survive contact.
Prescriber-model structures are not automatically safe. Advertising, affiliate arrangements and the substance of the clinical relationship are all in scope.
Several well-known sellers have shut down or been forced to restructure. In this market the fatal event is rarely a court date — it’s a processor termination, a bank exit, or a supplier that stops answering.
Dates and actions above reflect publicly reported FDA activity. Nothing here is a prediction of how any agency will treat any specific business.
Six questions. It maps your operation against the specific things enforcement has actually turned on. You'll get a classification and the flags behind it before you decide whether to talk to anyone.
A comprehensive compliance launch program for RUO peptide entrepreneurs who want to protect their business before they launch, scale, or attract regulatory attention.
Built around the risk points that actually end RUO businesses — from structure and claims to processors and enforcement.
Separating the operating risk from the cash, the IP, and your personal name — before there is a reason to.
Where intended use is actually inferred from, and which of your surfaces are being read.
Product pages, COAs, reviews, UGC and the cart — audited the way a regulator reads them.
What the label has to say, what it must not say, and why the disclaimer alone has never been enough.
The failure mode that actually ends businesses in this category, and how to build against it.
API sourcing, import alerts, and the obligations you inherit from your suppliers.
Third-party claims are attributed to you. Contracts, monitoring, and enforcement of both.
What changes about your risk profile at each revenue step, and what has to change with it.
Who can come at you, through which mechanism, and what the first ninety days look like.
A full hour with Dustin. He walks you through the program, reviews the core legal and compliance issues facing your business, and answers your questions. You decide afterward whether to continue.
Unlocks the full program: modules, templates, remaining consultation calls, and newsletter access.
The $2,000 is credited in full against the $7,500 program. If you decide the program is not right for you after the call, you owe nothing further — but the entry fee has been earned and is not refunded.
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Three consultation calls, nine modules, and four templates — sixteen assets you can count on this screen. Designed to help RUO founders understand the rules and build on a stronger foundation.
Schedule within 60 days of purchase. Recommended: after purchase, mid-implementation, and pre-launch. Topics include website review, labels, disclaimers, regulatory issues, tax, and corporate structuring.
The nine risk areas above, each as a working reference rather than a lecture.
Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Affiliate Agreement, and SDS Template — the core documents your website and affiliate program need before you scale.
Core reference material walked through on your consultation call.
Proactive alerts on regulatory changes — including FDA announcements on the 503A bulk list — the same day they occur.
Attorney review of your use of program templates — not a substitute for bespoke drafting on every fact pattern, but a practical checkpoint before you ship.
A working session, not a sales call. You bring your structure, revenue, channels and concerns. You leave with a written summary of what to fix and in what order.
Payment is processed securely through Clio. You acknowledge the consultation terms before paying.
Tell us where you sit and we'll send a written breakdown of what the current rules mean for your specific model — plus the checklist we run on every new client's marketing surface.
Peptide RUO experience on the call — plus tax, estate, and federal regulatory specialists when your facts require it.
Attorney and CPA in one seat — so the tax and structuring conversation and the regulatory conversation happen with the same person. Trained at Deloitte and Holland & Knight, then operated a multi-state manufacturer to nearly $50M.
You get him on the call. Not an associate, not an intake coordinator.
Full bio →Practices before the FDA, USDA, CBP, EPA and FTC on compliance and enforcement defense.
He can handle federal regulatory matters in all fifty states — the depth you need when a product, claim, or supply path crosses agency lines.
Full bio →Focuses on domestic and foreign trusts, estate and generation-skipping taxation, and bona fide Puerto Rico residency under IRC §937.
That matters when asset protection and personal tax posture have to move with the operating company — not after a problem appears.
Full bio →Start with the $2,000 consultation on the legal and compliance issues your peptide business needs to understand before going to market.