Proposed mechanisms and marketed claims are kept separate from validated human evidence.
Body protection compound 157
A research peptide often marketed for gut, tendon and injury recovery.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Thymosin beta-4 fragment
A commercial research label associated with thymosin beta-4-related products.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Mitochondrial open reading frame of 12S rRNA-c
A mitochondria-derived peptide studied in metabolism and exercise-related research.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
HN peptide
A mitochondria-associated peptide studied for cellular stress and age-related disease mechanisms.
This inherited overview has not completed a record-level source review. Reference directories are starting points, not citations supporting every claim.
Epithalon
A synthetic peptide discussed in aging and telomere research.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
CJC-1295 with DAC
An investigational growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue.
CJC-1295 with DAC and products sold as no-DAC / modified GRF(1-29) are distinct formulations. Confirm identity from the exact product label; this inherited profile still needs a complete source review.
Ipamorelin acetate
A research peptide that stimulates growth-hormone release.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
GHRH(1-29)
A growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue with a history of medical use and current product-specific questions.
This inherited overview has not completed a record-level source review. Reference directories are starting points, not citations supporting every claim.
Examorelin
Also called examorelin, a growth-hormone secretagogue studied for endocrine effects.
This inherited overview has not completed a record-level source review. Reference directories are starting points, not citations supporting every claim.
Pralmorelin
Also called pralmorelin, a peptide studied for its ability to stimulate growth-hormone release.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Growth hormone-releasing peptide 6
A growth-hormone-releasing peptide also associated with appetite effects.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Lys-Pro-Val
A three-amino-acid fragment studied for inflammation-related effects.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Thymalfasin
Also called thymalfasin, a peptide studied for immune-related conditions.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Tβ4
A naturally occurring peptide studied in tissue repair, including specific experimental formulations.
This inherited overview has not completed a record-level source review. Reference directories are starting points, not citations supporting every claim.
ACTH(4-7)-PGP
A synthetic peptide discussed in neurological and cognitive research.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
TP-7
A synthetic peptide studied for anxiety-related and immune effects.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
MT-II
An unapproved tanning peptide with effects beyond skin pigmentation.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.
Copper peptide
A copper-binding peptide used in cosmetic products and discussed in skin-repair research.
The FDA source addresses safety uncertainties; it is not evidence that the advertised benefits are proven.