The peptide library
26 compounds in plain words — what each one is, what it's being studied for, and the cautions said out loud. No hype, no miracle talk. Prices are research-market averages, refreshed monthly — not Blue Star sale prices.
Market snapshot: 2026-07-19
Weight loss / metabolic
A triple-receptor agonist (GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon) studied for substantial weight loss, appetite reduction, and blood-sugar and metabolic improvements.
A dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist studied for significant weight loss, appetite regulation, and blood-sugar control.
Growth hormone release
A growth-hormone-releasing hormone analog that prompts your body to release its own growth hormone.
A gentle, selective growth-hormone releaser (a ghrelin mimetic) that produces a clean GH pulse without meaningfully raising cortisol or prolactin.
A growth-hormone-releasing hormone analog that raises baseline GH and IGF-1.
Mitochondrial / energy
Longevity / cellular energy
Healing / tissue repair
Anti-inflammatory / repair
Skin / hair / repair
Longevity
Focus / neuroprotection
Mood / connection
Metabolic / body comp
Exercise mimetic / metabolic
An "exercise-in-a-vial" compound (an ERR agonist) that mimics some effects of endurance training — fat burning and improved stamina.
A small-molecule activator of AMPK — the cellular energy sensor that hard endurance training switches on — which is why it's often called an "exercise mimetic." By imitating AMP, it signals to a cell that fuel is running low, prompting it to burn fatty acids, pull in glucose, and build new mitochondria.
Antioxidant / detox
Tanning / libido
Brain / longevity
Immune / antimicrobial
Sexual health / libido
Healing blend
Educational information only — not medical advice, and not an offer to diagnose or treat anything. Talk to your physician before making decisions about your health.