Guide to Peptide Therapy

Price:

• $180 (16mg/vial)

What it is:

• Peptide derived from erythropoietin (EPO) with strong tissue-protective and anti-inflammatory properties.

How it works:

• Activates EPOR/CD131 receptor pathways to reduce inflammation, promote healing, and support cellular longevity.

Administration:

• SubQ injection.

Preparation:

• Reconstitute the peptide by adding 3 mL of bacteriostatic water into the vial. Keep it refrigerated after reconstitution.

Dosage:

• 20–30 units (IU) 5x per week.

Benefits:

• Reduces inflammation, supports healing, improves energy, and enhances overall recovery and longevity.

Side Effects:

• Mild redness or irritation at the injection site if overused.

Use Case:

• Ideal for chronic inflammation, injury recovery, neuropathy, or anti-aging support.

Price:

• $199 (10mg)

What it is:

• Synthetic pineal peptide

How it works:

• Activates telomerase and supports circadian hormone regulation

Administration:

• SubQ injection

Preparation:

• Add 3 mL bacteriostatic water to the vial; keep refrigerated after mixing

Dosage:

• 10–20 units (IU) daily at bedtime for 10–20 days, repeated every 6 months

Benefits:

• Telomere preservation, immune enhancement, lifespan extension

Side Effects:

• None commonly reported

Use Case:

• Anti-aging, immune regulation, and cellular protection

Price:

• $299 (1000mg/vial)

Price:

• $199 (50mg), $299 (100mg)

What it is:

• Copper-binding peptide naturally found in the body.

How it works:

• Activates wound healing, angiogenesis, and collagen production.

Administration:

• SubQ injection.

Preparation:

• Reconstitute the peptide by adding 3 mL of bacteriostatic water into the vial.
  After reconstitution, keep the vial refrigerated.

Dosage:

• 15–25 units (IU) per day or 5 times per week.

Benefits:

• Hair growth, skin rejuvenation, scar improvement.

Side Effects:

• Rare; mild redness or tingling.

Use Case:

• Hair thinning, anti-aging skincare, scar therapy.

5-Amino-1MQ (50 mg)

Price:

• $149 

What It Does:

5-Amino-1MQ inhibits NNMT (nicotinamide N-methyltransferase) an enzyme that slows cellular metabolism and promotes fat storage.

By blocking NNMT, the body:

• Increases NAD⁺ availability
• Improves mitochondrial efficiency
• Shifts away from fat storage toward fat utilization

Think of it as turning the metabolic brakes off rather than stimulating appetite suppression.

Key Benefits:

• Reduces adipose (fat) accumulation
• Improves insulin sensitivity
• Supports lean body composition
• May enhance cellular energy (via NAD⁺ pathways)

Typical Dosage (Injectable) 

• 20 un per day
• Often split AM + early PM or at once
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Price:

• $199 500mg/vial

What it is:

• Essential coenzyme for mitochondrial and DNA function

How it works:

• Powers cellular energy (ATP) production and supports brain and nerve regeneration

Administration:

• SubQ injection

Preparation:

• Add 5 mL of bacteriostatic water into the vial.
  Keep it refrigerated after mixing.

Dosage:

• 50–100 units (IU)
  2–3 times per week

Benefits:

• Mental clarity, improved mood, detoxification, increased energy, anti-aging support

Side Effects:

• Flushing and cramping (especially if IV push is done too quickly)

Use Case:

• Helpful for brain fog, burnout, recovery, and age-related fatigue