Performance Peptides

An FDA-approved hormone that mimics LH, restoring the body's own testosterone and sperm production, the label dates to 1962.

A single-vial blend pairing FDA-approved GHRH analog Tesamorelin with the selective ghrelin-agonist Ipamorelin for a combined GH pulse in one injection.

A single-vial blend pairing short-acting CJC-1295 (no-DAC) with Ipamorelin for a clean, physiological GH pulse in one shot.

A selective GH secretagogue (ghrelin mimetic) that raises growth hormone with minimal effect on cortisol or appetite.

The long-acting form of CJC-1295: a DAC tag extends its half-life to days for a sustained growth hormone bleed.

Recombinant human growth hormone, a 191-amino-acid polypeptide identical to the body's own pituitary GH, sold under brands including Humatrope and Genotropin.

An oral ghrelin-receptor agonist that raises growth hormone and IGF-1 around the clock without injections.

The short-acting form of CJC-1295 (Mod GRF 1-29): a sharp, pulsatile GH release that closely mimics natural rhythm.

A potent growth hormone releasing peptide (ghrelin mimetic) that triggers a strong GH pulse, often stacked with a GHRH.

A synthetic copy of GnRH, the body's own upstream trigger for testosterone, used by TRT clinics to keep the testes active during therapy.

A classic 29-amino-acid GHRH fragment, historically FDA-approved as Geref, clears fast, keeping GH release in its natural pulsatile rhythm.

An early growth hormone releasing peptide known for a strong GH pulse and pronounced appetite stimulation.

A myostatin-blocking peptide with real biology behind it, but the injectable product sold to researchers has essentially no human evidence of its own.

A long-acting analog of insulin-like growth factor 1 that drives muscle growth and recovery, with a strong effect on blood sugar.