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ClinicalTrials.gov · recruiting sites

Find a peptide clinical trial near you

Search the locations sponsors marked as recruiting when we read the registry for retatrutide and 11 other peptide or GLP-1 compounds. Start with the compound, then narrow by country, state, city or ZIP.

A registry listing is a lead, not a place in the study. It does not prove that a slot is open or that you qualify. Open the official record to check the current eligibility rules and contact details with the study team.

Registered site status

Find sites sponsors marked as recruiting

Search the location rows sponsors filed. We show a site as recruiting only when every source row for that exact study and place agrees.

Retatrutide site records

read 2026-08-17

  • 473 recruiting
  • 91 other statuses
  • 0 conflicts withheld
Reading the saved site records…

These sources are submitted by study sponsors. “Recruiting” does not prove a slot is open, and it does not mean you are eligible. The study team decides that. HealthspanLedger stores no contact details; the official record is the current source.

What this finder counted

We fetched the full record for 222 studies marked recruiting on 2026-08-23. Their sponsors had filed 3,711 location rows. Repeated rows for the same study and exact place were grouped, leaving 3,696 study-location records.

Shown as recruiting
2,600

Every source row agrees.

Countries represented
59

Among sources shown as recruiting.

Conflicts withheld
13

The same study and place had mixed statuses.

Why some registry rows are not shown

ClinicalTrials.gov can repeat one place inside one study. Those repeats sometimes disagree about whether the site is recruiting. We group only exact matches: the same NCT number, facility, city, state or region, postal code, country and coordinates. A grouped place is shown as recruiting only when all of its filed statuses say RECRUITING.

This is deliberately stricter than taking the study-level status at face value. We retain the conflicting statuses in the downloadable data so another researcher can reproduce or challenge the decision. Contact names, investigator names, phone numbers and email addresses are not stored here.

Looking for the stage, completion dates or every registered study rather than nearby locations? Use the peptide trial tracker.

Questions people actually ask

Does recruiting mean the study has an open place?

No. It is the status the sponsor filed for that location. The page can lag behind events at the site, and the study team must confirm whether enrollment is open.

Does a nearby trial mean I am eligible?

No. Every study has its own inclusion and exclusion rules. Read the official record and ask the study team; this finder does not screen or refer participants.

Why is a study missing from the finder?

It may not have been marked recruiting when the data was read, it may have no filed location, or the location may carry conflicting statuses. The pipeline page includes registered programs beyond the sites shown here.

Can I download the complete table?

Yes. The CSV and JSON below include every grouped location, its source-row count and any status conflict. The release ledger and column codebook travel with the dataset.

Take the data

Download all 3,696 grouped records, including the rows the finder withholds. The release includes its method, codebook, source manifest and immutable content hash.

How to cite this table

HealthspanLedger. Peptide and GLP-1 recruiting study locations. Edition 2026.08 (version 91ffc6bcafe5). Derived from ClinicalTrials.gov API v2, US National Library of Medicine, retrieved 2026-08-23. Licensed CC BY 4.0. https://healthspanledger.com/trials

Analysis by HealthspanLedger · edition 2026.08 · version 91ffc6bcafe5 · retrieved 2026-08-23

The underlying records are us government work, public domain and carry no copyright: the publisher’s own license. This table — how we select, join, label and bound the facts — is ours, and it is published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Reuse it, including commercially, and credit HealthspanLedger with a link to this page.

The finder answers where sponsors filed recruiting locations. These pages answer what is being tested and what the compounds have actually shown.