The reference library
Source-cited, neutral write-ups on the compounds in our catalog: reconstitution technique, the published literature, and how to verify quality.
For research and educational purposes only. Nothing here is medical advice or a usage recommendation, and none of these materials are for human or animal consumption. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
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TB-500: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: TB-500: What It Is and What It DoesThe active piece of a natural repair protein — studied for wound healing and recovery.
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Selank: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: Selank: What It Is and What It DoesA Russian-developed peptide based on the natural immune fragment tuftsin — studied for anxiety-related behavior and cognition.
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Enclomiphene Citrate: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: Enclomiphene Citrate: What It Is and What It DoesThe active half of clomiphene, studied for raising the body’s own testosterone without switching off sperm production.
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ARA-290: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: ARA-290: What It Is and What It DoesAn EPO-derived peptide stripped of its blood-building action, studied for nerve repair and inflammation.
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PT-141: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: PT-141: What It Is and What It DoesA melanocortin-system peptide studied in sexual-behavior research — and, as the drug bremelanotide, FDA-approved for a specific desire disorder.
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Oxytocin Acetate: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: Oxytocin Acetate: What It Is and What It DoesA cyclic nonapeptide hormone at the center of oxytocin-receptor and social-behavior research.
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Kisspeptin-10: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: Kisspeptin-10: What It Is and What It DoesThe ‘start button’ for reproductive hormones — studied in fertility and puberty research.
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Ipamorelin: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: Ipamorelin: What It Is and What It DoesA selective growth-hormone ‘go’ signal — nudges GH release without stirring up other hormones.
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HCG: What It Is and What It Does
Read →: HCG: What It Is and What It DoesMimics the body’s luteinizing hormone — a long-standing tool in reproductive and hormone research.
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CJC-1295 (No DAC): What It Is and What It Does
Read →: CJC-1295 (No DAC): What It Is and What It DoesA longer-lasting copy of the body’s ‘release growth hormone’ signal (GHRH).