Nevada Regulators Fine Peptide Providers at Anti-Aging Festival Where Two Women Became Critically Ill

ProPublicaCenter-LeftEN 4 min read 100% complete by Anjeanette DamonMarch 13, 2026 at 10:00 AM

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Nevada regulators have fined several individuals and an organization involved in offering peptide injections at the Revolution Against Aging and Death Festival (RAADFest) in Las Vegas last July. The fines, totaling $35,000, were levied against a California-licensed doctor and pharmacist, an "integrative health coach," and a Texas-based private membership association called Forgotten Formula. The citations stem from an incident where two women became critically ill after receiving peptide injections at a booth operated by Dr. Kent Holtorf, who was offering alternative health therapies. Forgotten Formula is accused of unlicensed wholesaling of drugs by mailing the peptides to the festival. While the women have recovered, the Nevada Pharmacy Board was unable to determine the cause of their illness due to the inability to test the injected serums.

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Texas 30% Arizona 30% Food and Drug Administration 30% David Wuest 30% California 40% Las Vegas 50% Revolution Against Aging and Death Festival (RAADFest) ×360% Kent Holtorf ×370% Forgotten Formula ×470% Nevada Pharmacy Board ×380% Nevada ×490%

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peptide injections 100% nevada pharmacy board 80% anti-aging 70% raadfest 70% unlicensed practice 60% fines 60% health therapies 50% integrative health coach 40% forgotten formula 40%