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Peptides A–ZThe strongest trial results so far. Sold as Zepbound® and Mounjaro®.
FDA-approvedThe copper peptide in serums. The best-studied peptide for skin.
SkincareThe daily powder. Solid evidence for skin hydration and joints.
SupplementThe cell-energy molecule everyone talks about. Not a peptide, but the top ask.
SupplementThe one people ask about for tendons and gut. Animal studies only so far.
Research-stageBremelanotide (Vyleesi®), the FDA-approved desire medicine for premenopausal women.
FDA-approvedThe older daily shot (Saxenda®, Victoza®). Now has cheaper generic versions.
FDA-approvedWhat Is Sermorelin? Sermorelin is a growth hormone releasing hormone (GHRH) analog. It stimulates your pituitary gland to produce more growth hormone naturally. It has...
A repair-protein fragment studied in animals. Banned in sports.
Research-stageUsed in Russia as a nasal spray. No FDA approval; big Western studies are lacking.
Research-stageThe “deep sleep” peptide. 50 years of mixed results; FDA advisers voted against it.
Research-stageStudied for aging and sleep rhythm. Not an approved medicine.
Research-stageA peptide made by your mitochondria (your cells’ power plants). Human studies are just starting.
Research-stageA tiny peptide studied for calming gut and skin inflammation.
Research-stageAbaloparatide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 25 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
AOD-9604 is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 0 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Bivalirudin is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 92 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Bremelanotide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 10 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
CJC-1295 is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 1 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Desmopressin is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 127 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Dulaglutide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 142 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Exenatide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 378 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
GHRP-2 is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 0 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
GHRP-6 is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 0 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Glucagon is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 1516 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Hexarelin is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 0 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Icatibant is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 33 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Ipamorelin is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 3 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Leuprolide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 521 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Linaclotide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 60 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Melanotan II is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 1 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Octreotide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 327 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Oxytocin is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 935 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Pramlintide is approved but not marketed. The FDA record, 64 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Selank is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 2 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Setmelanotide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 27 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Somatropin is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 818 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Teduglutide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 50 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Teriparatide is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 182 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Tesamorelin is FDA-approved. The FDA record, 24 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Thymosin alpha-1 is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 65 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
Thymosin beta-4 is not FDA-approved. The FDA record, 18 registered trials, patents and the molecular identity, from federal sources.
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