Peptide Library

Get to know each peptide

A plain-English library of the peptides people ask about most — what each one is, how it's typically used, and a one-tap path into a tracked protocol.

BPC-157Recovery

A research peptide widely discussed for soft-tissue and gut recovery. Popular as a first protocol and as a base in recovery stacks.

Typical dose 250–500 mcgRoute SubQ
TB-500Recovery

Often paired with BPC-157 in recovery stacks. Usually dosed less frequently, in larger amounts per injection.

Typical dose 2–5 mg/wkRoute SubQ
SemaglutideMetabolic

A GLP-1 receptor agonist in the metabolic category. Dosing is titrated slowly over weeks — a classic case for reminders.

Titration WeeklyRoute SubQ
TirzepatideMetabolic

A dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist. Like semaglutide, the schedule and titration are where most first-timers slip up.

Titration WeeklyRoute SubQ
IpamorelinGH

A growth-hormone secretagogue often stacked with CJC-1295. Multiple daily timing windows make tracking valuable.

Typical dose 200–300 mcgRoute SubQ
CJC-1295GH

A GHRH analog commonly paired with Ipamorelin. Comes with and without DAC, which changes the schedule entirely.

Typical dose VariesRoute SubQ
SemaxCognitive

A nootropic peptide in the cognitive category, often used intranasally rather than injected.

Typical dose VariesRoute Intranasal
EpitalonLongevity

A longevity-category peptide typically run in short cycles rather than continuously — a good fit for scheduled protocols.

Cycle Short courseRoute SubQ
GHK-CuRecovery

A copper peptide discussed for skin and tissue. Used topically and via injection depending on the goal.

Typical dose VariesRoute SubQ / topical
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Important: Library entries are general educational information only — not medical advice, dosing recommendations, or endorsement of use. Doses shown are illustrative of what's commonly discussed, not guidance. Peptide use may be regulated in your jurisdiction. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.