What does it do? How strong is the science? Every peptide we sell, sorted by goal and ranked by the evidence behind it — from FDA-approved clinical use to the newest research. Plain English, no hype required.
Some peptides are FDA-approved medicines with decades of data. Some are the newest thing in the lab. We tell you which is which, link the studies, and let you decide. That’s the EGP standard.
60 peptides & blends · grouped by strength of science
Proven in clinical use
Proven. Prescribed. Established.
Used in approved medicine for a specific purpose. The strongest receipt there is.
Reliable, on-demand performance without waiting on a pill. Alprostadil is the active ingredient in Caverject, an FDA-approved prescription that opens up blood flow exactly where you need it. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Men treated with prescription alprostadil under a doctor's care.
Good to know
Serious flags: an erection lasting more than four hours is an emergency, so get medical help. It can also drop your blood pressure and, over time, cause scarring (penile fibrosis). Only with medical guidance, and start at the lowest dose.
Run on full. B12 is the vitamin your body needs to make red blood cells, protect your nerves and turn food into energy, and a shot skips the gut entirely so it actually lands. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen, tracked in the Human 2.0 app.
Who was studied
Adults with diagnosed B12 deficiency, the group the NIH guidance is built around.
Good to know
About as safe as it gets; extra B12 mostly leaves in your urine. Fatigue has many causes, so get your levels checked so you know this is the real fix. Vegans, vegetarians and anyone on metformin or acid blockers are the classic candidates.
EPO is the hormone your kidneys use to tell your bone marrow to make red blood cells — the cells that carry oxygen to every muscle you own. Epogen is its FDA-approved form, used in clinical care to restore red-blood-cell counts. A serious tool for people working with their doctor on low counts.
Who was studied
Patients treated with prescription epoetin alfa under medical care.
Good to know
Serious cardiovascular risks: blood clots, stroke and heart attack carry an FDA boxed warning, and thicker blood is exactly why. Only with medical guidance, regular blood counts and iron checks. Skip it if you have uncontrolled high blood pressure, and if you compete in tested sport, it's banned.
Same hormone, double the pen. hCG mimics LH — the signal that keeps your testes producing testosterone and keeps your natural function online during or after a cycle. The 10,000 IU pen is the bigger pen for longer protocols: dial your dose, press, done.
Who was studied
Prescription hCG in selected fertility and hypogonadism patients under medical supervision.
Good to know
Prescription-class — keep your doctor in the loop, especially on a longer run. Expect possible headache, water retention, or mood changes. In women, ovarian hyperstimulation and multiple pregnancy are serious flags.
More lean muscle, less fat, deeper sleep — this is the original growth signal. HGH 191 is the full 191-amino-acid growth hormone your body produces, in a 15 mg pen. No reconstitution, no syringes; the pen doses it and the Human 2.0 app tracks it.
Who was studied
Adults with HIV-associated wasting, on prescription somatropin.
Good to know
Serious compound — only with medical guidance. Growth hormone can raise blood sugar and cause joint aches, swelling, and carpal-tunnel tingling. Skip it if you have diabetes, active cancer, or are pregnant.
For couples who want the whole picture. HMG delivers both FSH and LH activity — the two hormones that grow follicles in women and support sperm production in men. A 75 IU pen with nothing to reconstitute, and the Human 2.0 app keeps your protocol on schedule.
Who was studied
Women in medically monitored fertility treatment, on prescription menotropins.
Good to know
Prescription-class — this belongs in a monitored fertility protocol. Ovarian hyperstimulation and multiple pregnancy are the big flags, plus bloating and injection-site soreness. Your doctor should be tracking you with bloodwork and ultrasound.
Burn what you're carrying. L-Carnitine is the shuttle that moves fatty acids into your cells' engines so they get burned for energy instead of stored — more output in training, less padding around the middle. A 100 mg pen: dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Patients with diagnosed carnitine deficiency, on prescription levocarnitine.
Good to know
Easy on most people. Higher doses can bring a fishy body odor or an upset stomach — start low. Best timed before training. Talk to your doctor if you have a seizure history or kidney issues.
Oxytocin is the hormone behind closeness — released with touch, trust and intimacy. In clinical use it's an FDA-approved medicine (Pitocin) for labor and postpartum bleeding; here, it's about connection and mood. One 2 mg pen, dialed to your dose.
Who was studied
A prescription medicine used in supervised obstetric care.
Good to know
This is a real hormone with real effects: high doses can cause serious water retention and, in pregnancy, dangerous uterine contractions. Do not use if pregnant. Keep doses low and talk to your doctor first.
The bigger SS-31 pen, for people who already know it works for them. Elamipretide targets the inner mitochondrial membrane to restore cell energy and muscle performance — backed by an FDA accelerated approval in 2025 (Forzinity). Five times the peptide in one pen, so you reorder less and dial more.
Who was studied
People with Barth syndrome (30 kg and up) in the Forzinity clinical program.
Good to know
Made for longer protocols — if you're new to SS-31, start with the 10 mg pen. Injection-site reactions are the most common report. Skip if pregnant or nursing, and loop in your doctor if you have a heart condition.
Tirzepatide is the weight-loss peptide that changed the game — appetite down, fat off, results that last. It works on two hormone receptors (GIP and GLP-1) and is FDA-approved as Zepbound for chronic weight management. A 60 mg pen, dialed to your dose, logged by the Human 2.0 app.
Who was studied
Adults with obesity, or overweight with a weight-related condition, under the Zepbound approval.
Good to know
Nausea, constipation and stomach upset are common while your body adjusts — ramp slowly. It carries serious warnings, so this one belongs under a doctor's guidance. Not for pregnant or nursing. Results are best with real food and movement.
Take the sting out of nerve pain and give small nerve fibers a chance to rebuild. ARA-290 (cibinetide) is a short peptide modeled on erythropoietin's tissue-repair side, without the red-blood-cell effect. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Adults with sarcoidosis-related small-fiber neuropathy, over 28 days.
Good to know
Well tolerated in the study. Benefits build over weeks, so stick with it. If you have ongoing nerve pain, loop in your doctor; it may have a cause worth finding.
Quiet the cravings and watch the scale move. Cagrilintide is a long-acting version of amylin, the hormone that tells your brain you're full and slows the rush of food through your stomach. Dial your dose in the EGP Smart Pen; the Human 2.0 app tracks every one.
Who was studied
Adults with overweight or obesity in a placebo-controlled weight-management trial.
Good to know
Expect some nausea, fullness or stomach upset while your body adjusts, so start low, go slow and eat smaller meals. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, and talk to your doctor if you use insulin; amylin-type peptides can push blood sugar lower together.
Brighter skin, better energy, and a body that handles stress without falling apart. Glutathione is your master antioxidant — the molecule that mops up the damage from training, travel, and late nights. A 1500 mg pen, pre-filled and ready. Made for the days you refuse to sit out.
Who was studied
Healthy adults taking oral glutathione for six months.
Good to know
Gentle for most people — mild bloating or injection-site soreness is the most common note. Pairs well with NAD+ in an energy stack. Check with your doctor if you have asthma; some people react to sulfur-containing compounds.
The clean one. Ipamorelin gives you a steady growth-hormone release without the appetite spike or cortisol bump of older peptides — which is why it's the go-to for lean recovery and deeper sleep. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Hospital patients recovering from bowel surgery, given IV ipamorelin in a randomized phase 2 trial.
Good to know
A mild flush or brief head rush right after dosing is normal. Take it on an empty stomach — carbs blunt the pulse. Stacks well with CJC-1295 if you want a longer release. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
Your body's own antimicrobial peptide, on demand. LL-37 is the frontline defender your immune cells release at a wound — it fights microbes, calls in repair crews, and helps damaged skin close. A 5 mg pen: no vials, no mixing, dosed by the dial.
Who was studied
148 adults with venous leg ulcers, treated topically alongside compression.
Good to know
Redness or tenderness at the injection site is the most common note. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, and check with your doctor if you have an autoimmune condition — it's an immune-active peptide.
PT-141 turns desire back on — working on the brain's arousal wiring, not the blood vessels. It's bremelanotide, a melanocortin peptide with two phase 3 human trials behind it. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Premenopausal women with low sexual desire, over 24 weeks.
Good to know
Nausea is the most common side effect, especially early, along with flushing and headache. Start at the low end. Skip if pregnant or nursing, and check with your doctor if you have high blood pressure or heart issues.
Retatrutide is the next generation of weight-loss peptides — three metabolic switches (GLP-1, GIP and glucagon) in one molecule, for appetite control and fat burn together. A 50 mg pen you dial to your dose; the Human 2.0 app keeps the schedule.
Who was studied
Adults with obesity, or overweight plus a weight-related condition, in a phase 2 trial.
Good to know
Nausea, constipation and stomach upset are common while you ramp up — go slow. Heart rate can tick up; if you have a heart condition, get medical guidance first. Not for pregnant or nursing.
Tesamorelin goes after the stubborn fat around your organs — the kind crunches never touch. It's a growth-hormone-releasing peptide with real human trial results on visceral and liver fat. Pre-filled in a 20 mg EGP Smart Pen, tracked by the Human 2.0 app.
Who was studied
50 patients with HIV-associated abdominal fat, over six months.
Good to know
Blood sugar can shift — worth watching if you're prediabetic or on glucose medication. Injection-site redness and some joint aches are common early on. Not for pregnant or nursing.
NAD+ is the molecule your cells use to turn food into energy — and levels fall as you age. Topping it up is the longevity move people feel first: steadier energy, sharper days, faster bounce-back. No IV clinic, no drip chair. It's in your EGP Smart Pen, logged by the Human 2.0 app.
Who was studied
A small group of adults in a human infusion study.
Good to know
Flushing, chest tightness or nausea can show up if you go too fast — slow the dose and it settles. Start low and build. Not for pregnant or nursing.
Wake up a sluggish metabolism and get your body burning fat again. 5-Amino-1MQ is a small molecule (not a peptide) that blocks NNMT, an enzyme that slows how your fat cells burn energy. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Lab-grown fat cells and diet-induced obese mice, with human weight-loss trials the next step.
Good to know
It's a metabolic partner, not a replacement for training and eating well. Start low while you learn how you respond, and skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
Go after white fat where it lives. Adipotide targets the blood vessels that feed fat tissue, cutting off its supply so your body clears it out. One pen, one dial, and the Human 2.0 app keeps count.
Who was studied
Obese monkeys, the closest step to humans before clinical trials.
Good to know
Serious flag: the monkey study saw kidney-function changes, so this one calls for medical guidance and kidney monitoring. Drink plenty of water, don't stack it with other things that stress the kidneys, and skip it if you have kidney issues or are pregnant.
Give your hairline something to work with. AHK-Cu is a copper peptide that wakes up the cells at the root of each follicle, the ones that decide how long your hair grows. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Human hair follicles and cultured cells in the lab, the step before clinical hair studies.
Good to know
Copper peptides are gentle, but hair cycles are slow, so think months, not days. Pairs well with GHK-Cu. Skip it if you have a copper-related condition like Wilson's disease.
Recover clean: less scar tissue, more healthy tissue. B7-33 is a single-chain slice of relaxin, the hormone your body uses to keep tissue flexible and stop excess scarring. Dial it, press it, done.
Who was studied
Mice with experimental cardiomyopathy, an animal disease model ahead of human trials.
Good to know
Relaxin-family peptides can nudge blood pressure down, so go easy if you already run low. Skip it during pregnancy; relaxin is a pregnancy hormone, and that's not one to freelance with.
Train hard, recover harder. BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid peptide from a protein found in your own stomach lining, the go-to for tendons, ligaments, gut and the aches that keep you sidelined. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Cultured rat tendon cells; human trials are the next step.
Good to know
One of the gentlest peptides out there; mild redness at the injection site is about it. Pairs well with TB-500. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, and talk to your doctor if you have a history of cancer.
Age slower at the cellular level. Epitalon is a four-amino-acid peptide that switches on telomerase, the enzyme that rebuilds the protective caps on your DNA that shorten every time a cell divides. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen; the Human 2.0 app logs your cycle.
Who was studied
Human cells grown in the lab, the step before clinical anti-aging trials.
Good to know
Very well tolerated; most people run it in short cycles rather than year-round. Take it in the evening, since many notice deeper sleep. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
Aging cells that refuse to retire drag everything around them down. FOXO4-DRI is a peptide designed to nudge those worn-out 'zombie' cells to clear out so healthy tissue can take over. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Lab-grown cells and aged mice — the groundwork before human trials.
Good to know
This is a newer compound, so start low and see how you feel. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, and loop in your doctor if you're on any ongoing medical treatment.
Firmer skin, faster healing, smoother texture — GHK-Cu is the copper peptide your body makes less of every year. It tells your skin cells to produce fresh collagen and remodel tissue. A 100 mg pen, ready to go — no mixing, no measuring.
Who was studied
Human skin cells grown in culture — the first step before clinical trials.
Good to know
Well tolerated for most people; mild redness at the injection site is the usual note. Pairs well with BPC-157 in a recovery stack. Skip it if you have a copper-metabolism condition like Wilson's disease.
Less bloat, less flare, a gut that stops fighting you. KPV is a tiny three-amino-acid peptide — the anti-inflammatory tail of a hormone your body already makes — that quiets inflammation right where it starts in the intestine. A 10 mg pen, ready when you are.
Who was studied
Intestinal and immune cells in culture, plus mouse models of colitis.
Good to know
One of the gentler peptides — injection-site tenderness is about it. Pairs well with BPC-157 for a full gut-repair stack (it's also in KLOW). Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
MOTS-c helps your body handle sugar and fat the way it did when you were younger. It's a tiny peptide made inside your mitochondria — the cell's power plants — that kicks in when your metabolism is under stress. Pre-filled in a 40 mg pen, ready to dial.
Who was studied
Mice under metabolic stress — the groundwork before human trials.
Good to know
Most people find it easy to tolerate; mild injection-site redness is the usual report. If you take blood-sugar medication, loop in your doctor first — this one works in the same lane. Pairs well with NAD+.
Take the brake off and let muscle grow. ACE-031 is a decoy receptor that soaks up myostatin and its cousins, the signals telling your muscles to stop building. Dial it in your EGP Smart Pen and let the Human 2.0 app keep the schedule.
Who was studied
Boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy in a randomized clinical trial.
Good to know
That trial was stopped early after nosebleeds and small dilated blood vessels in the skin showed up, so treat those as real flags. This is an advanced compound: only with medical guidance, and never during pregnancy.
Dial in focus without the jitters and keep your cool when the pressure's on. Adamax is a modified version of Semax, the peptide behind sharp, steady thinking, tweaked for extra stability. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen, tracked by the Human 2.0 app.
Who was studied
No Adamax-specific study is linked here yet; the story so far comes from its parent peptide, Semax.
Good to know
Some people feel a little wired at first, so take it earlier in the day and start low. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Target stubborn fat without touching your hard-earned muscle. AOD-9604 is the fat-burning fragment of growth hormone, snipped away from the part that drives growth, so it goes to work on fat stores, not your frame. Skip the mixing: it's pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen.
Who was studied
No study is linked here yet; this one rides on the well-known biology of the growth-hormone fragment it's built from.
Good to know
Well tolerated for most; you might see a little redness at the injection spot. Rotate sites, and skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Bounce back from training, tweaks and nagging injuries faster. BPC-157 handles local repair (tendons, ligaments, gut) while TB-500 works body-wide, helping cells migrate to where the damage is. Two peptides in one pre-filled pen, with no mixing and no guessing.
Who was studied
Lab-grown rat tendon cells, the first step before human trials.
Good to know
Popular with athletes for a reason, and well tolerated by most. Start low, rotate injection sites, and skip it if you're pregnant or nursing. Talk to your doctor first if you have a cancer history; growth-promoting peptides aren't for everyone.
Move like you mean it. Cartalax is a short bioregulator peptide built to support the cells that maintain cartilage and connective tissue, so your joints stay cushioned while you push. Dial it in your EGP Smart Pen and get on with your day.
Who was studied
No linked study here yet; the story so far is cartilage-cell biology, ahead of human joint trials.
Good to know
Very gentle. Joint results are slow, so give it a full cycle before you judge. Pairs well with BPC-157 for active recovery. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Think faster, remember more, and give your brain the building blocks it uses to repair itself. Cerebrolysin is a mix of small brain-derived peptides and amino acids that mimics your own nerve growth factors. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Adults in clinical neurological care abroad; no study is linked on this page yet.
Good to know
Mild headache, flushing or dizziness can happen early on, so inject slowly and start low. Skip it if you have epilepsy or severe kidney issues, or if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
The classic growth-hormone stack, made EASY. CJC-1295 tells your pituitary to release growth hormone and ipamorelin amplifies the pulse without spiking cortisol or appetite, so you get more lean muscle, better recovery and deeper sleep. Two peptides in one pre-filled pen.
Who was studied
No study of this exact pairing is linked here; the logic comes from how each peptide works on the pituitary.
Good to know
Ipamorelin is one of the gentlest GH peptides; mild water retention or a warm flush is about it. Best taken before bed on an empty stomach. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, and check with your doctor if you have a cancer history.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Wake up your body's own growth hormone for more lean muscle, faster recovery and deeper sleep. CJC-1295 without DAC is a short-acting GHRH analogue that gives you a clean pulse of GH instead of a constant drip. The Human 2.0 app keeps the timing on point so you don't have to.
Who was studied
Healthy adults, in a study of the long-acting form of CJC-1295.
Good to know
Water retention, tingling hands or a flushed feeling can show up as GH rises and usually settles. Take it on an empty stomach for the cleanest pulse. Skip it if you're pregnant, and talk to your doctor if you have an active cancer history.
Learn faster and hold onto more. Dihexa is a small peptide-like molecule built to boost the growth of synapses, the connections between brain cells that memory runs on. Dial it in your EGP Smart Pen; the Human 2.0 app remembers so you don't have to.
Who was studied
Animal studies so far; human trials are the next step.
Good to know
Potent, so start low and don't stack it with other strong nootropics until you know how you respond. Give it a few weeks. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing or have a cancer history; growth-factor boosters aren't for everyone.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Bulking season's best friend. GHRP-6 prompts your pituitary to release a pulse of growth hormone and flips on a serious appetite — so you can actually eat enough to grow. Dial your dose on the pen and let the Human 2.0 app keep count.
Who was studied
Early-stage research on growth-hormone release; large human trials still ahead.
Good to know
Expect real hunger within minutes of a dose — plan your meals around it. Some people notice water retention or tingling hands early on. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Same molecule, more runway. Gonadorelin mirrors the GnRH your brain sends to keep LH and FSH flowing — the upstream signal behind your natural testosterone and fertility. The 10 mg pen is the bigger pen for anyone running a longer protocol. No vials, no mixing, no guessing.
Who was studied
Early research on pituitary hormone release; the compound mirrors your body's own GnRH.
Good to know
Same flags as the starter pen: possible headache, flushing, or tenderness at the site. Pulsed timing matters, so plan your schedule with your doctor. Skip it if you're pregnant.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
When you want the strongest push. Hexarelin is a growth-hormone releasing peptide known for producing a big GH pulse — the kind that supports lean mass, recovery, and a bigger training response. A 5 mg pen: dial, press, and let the app track your cycle.
Who was studied
Early-stage research on growth-hormone release; human outcome trials still ahead.
Good to know
Strong means cycle it — the response fades with nonstop use, so plan breaks. It can nudge cortisol and prolactin up; some people notice flushing or water retention. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Skip the middleman. IGF-1 LR3 is a long-acting version of the growth factor your body makes downstream of growth hormone — the one that actually tells muscle cells to grow and repair. Built to stay active longer than natural IGF-1. A 1 mg pen, dosed by the dial, logged by the app.
Who was studied
Early-stage research on an engineered IGF-1; human outcome trials still ahead.
Good to know
It can drop your blood sugar — dose around a meal and keep carbs handy. Talk to your doctor before starting if you have diabetes or any history of tumors, since IGF-1 drives cell growth. Skip it if you're pregnant.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Want it again. Kisspeptin is the master switch upstream of your whole reproductive hormone system — the signal that gets the brain, testosterone, and libido talking to each other. A 10 mg pen with nothing to mix. Made for the nights you refuse to sit out.
Who was studied
Men with low sexual desire, in a randomized placebo-controlled trial of kisspeptin-54.
Good to know
Well tolerated in trials — mild and short-lived is the norm. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing. If low desire comes with low testosterone or low mood, talk to your doctor so you're working on the right thing.
Tendons, gut, skin, inflammation: KLOW hits all of it. It's the all-in-one recovery blend, with BPC-157 and TB-500 for tissue repair, GHK-Cu for collagen and skin, and KPV to cool inflammation. Four peptides, one dial, and the Human 2.0 app logs every dose.
Who was studied
Lab-grown skin cells for GHK-Cu, and cells plus mice for KPV; the blend is built on each part's own science.
Good to know
Start low; four actives at once is a lot of good going on. Mild redness at the injection site is common. The copper in GHK-Cu means skip it if you have a copper-related condition, and skip the whole thing if you're pregnant or nursing.
The classic lipotropic shot, made EASY. Lipo-C combines fat-mobilizing nutrients that help your body break down stored fat and use it — with a lift in energy you'll feel at the gym. A 10 ml pen: no vials, no needles to load, and the Human 2.0 app tracks it.
Who was studied
Early research on the complete blend; human outcome trials still ahead.
Good to know
Mostly mild — a flush, a bit of site soreness, or a burst of energy that's best used in the morning. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, and check with your doctor if you have liver or kidney conditions.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Wake up a sluggish metabolism. Lipo-C LC526 is a lipotropic blend — nutrients that help your liver process and clear fat — designed for the cut where the scale has stalled. A 10 ml pen, pre-filled and ready. Made for the weeks you refuse to plateau.
Who was studied
Early research on the complete blend; human outcome trials still ahead.
Good to know
Mild — a warm flush or soreness at the site is typical, and some people feel a little wired if they dose late. Keep it to mornings. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
The carnitine shot with backup. LipoB LC216 pairs L-carnitine — your fat-to-fuel shuttle — with a supporting blend built to keep fat moving and energy steady while you cut. A 10 ml pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app tracks every dose.
Who was studied
Early research on the complete blend; the carnitine component's role in fat metabolism is well characterized.
Good to know
Start low — some people notice an upset stomach or a fishy odor at higher carnitine doses. Best before a workout, not before bed. Talk to your doctor if you have kidney issues or a seizure history.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
The peptide your muscles make after a hard session. MGF (Mechano Growth Factor) is the version of IGF-1 your body produces in response to mechanical stress — it activates the satellite cells that repair and grow muscle fibers. A 2 mg pen for the post-workout window: dial, press, logged.
Who was studied
Early-stage research on a muscle-derived growth factor; human outcome trials still ahead.
Good to know
Timing is everything — most people dose right after training. Injection-site soreness is the main note; it can also nudge blood sugar down. Talk to your doctor if you have any history of tumors. Skip it if you're pregnant.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
MIC helps your body process fat instead of storing it. It's a lipotropic trio — methionine, inositol and choline — three nutrients your liver already uses to move fat along. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Built on nutrient science — three ingredients your body already uses, combined for convenience. Human outcome trials on the blend itself are early-stage.
Good to know
Mild injection-site soreness is the most common complaint. Pairs best with a real calorie deficit and movement — it's a helper, not the whole plan. Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
MT-2 gives you a deeper, longer-lasting tan and a noticeable lift in drive. It's a synthetic version of the hormone that tells your skin to make pigment — and it switches on desire along the way. Dial your dose in the EGP Smart Pen and let the sun do the rest.
Who was studied
Studied for skin pigmentation and sexual response — its two signature effects.
Good to know
Expect some nausea and flushing in the first few doses, and keep an eye on moles and freckles — they can darken. A tan is not sunscreen: keep using SPF. Start low.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Pinealon helps your brain cells stand up to stress so focus and memory stay sharp. It's a three-amino-acid bioregulator peptide aimed squarely at nerve-cell health. Dial it in the EGP Smart Pen — no measuring, no guessing.
Who was studied
Nerve-cell research — early-stage science, with human trials still ahead.
Good to know
Mild and easy to stack — pairs well with Semax for a full focus stack. Skip it if pregnant or nursing, and check with your doctor if you have a neurological condition.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
PNC-27 is a designer peptide built to recognize abnormal cells and trigger their breakdown. It's one of the most-watched experimental peptides in cell research — a 10 mg pen for people who take cellular health seriously. Dial it, press it, the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Cell-line research in the lab — early-stage, ahead of human trials.
Good to know
This is experimental territory. It is never a substitute for medical care — if you're being treated for a serious illness, talk to your doctor before adding anything. Side-effect data is thin, so start low and watch how you feel.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Selank takes the edge off anxiety without the fog. It's a synthetic version of a natural immune peptide, tuned for stress and mood, and known for calm that keeps you sharp. Dial it in the EGP Smart Pen and get on with your day.
Who was studied
Anxiety and stress research — early-stage, with large human outcome trials still ahead.
Good to know
Non-sedating for most; occasional fatigue is the usual report. If you take anxiety or mood medication, talk to your doctor before stacking. Pairs well with Semax.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Semax sharpens focus and mental stamina when the day demands it. It's a short peptide modeled on part of the ACTH hormone, developed for brain performance and recovery. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Brain-function research, largely in clinical settings like post-stroke recovery.
Good to know
Easy to tolerate for most. Stacks naturally with Selank. Skip if pregnant or nursing, and check with your doctor if you have a neurological condition.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Sermorelin tells your body to make more of its own growth hormone — for leaner muscle, deeper sleep and faster recovery. It's a fragment of GHRH, the exact signal your brain sends to your pituitary, which fades with age. One 10 mg pen, dialed to your dose.
Who was studied
Hormone science — your own pituitary does the work. Outcome trials on sleep, skin and recovery are still ahead.
Good to know
Injection-site redness, flushing and headache are the usual early reports. Skip if pregnant or nursing, and talk to your doctor if you've ever had a tumor of any kind.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
SLU-PP-322 (written SLU-PP-332 in most of the literature) belongs to a new class of compounds designed to switch on the same fat-burning machinery a hard workout does. Think of it as exercise's metabolic edge, in a 5 mg pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Mouse studies in metabolic-disease models, under the SLU-PP-332 name.
Good to know
Side-effect data is thin — start low and pay attention. Skip if pregnant, nursing or on heart medication. Pairs with real training, not instead of it.
SNAP-8 relaxes the tiny muscle contractions that carve expression lines — the crow's feet and forehead creases you notice first. It's an eight-amino-acid peptide that quiets the muscle signal behind those lines. 10 mg pen, dialed to your dose.
Who was studied
Topical cosmetic research on expression lines.
Good to know
The science here comes from creams and serums, so keep expectations at the skin's surface and give it weeks. Skip if pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Thymalin gives your immune system its youth back. It's a peptide complex from the thymus — the gland that trains your immune cells and shrinks as you age. Dial it in the EGP Smart Pen; the Human 2.0 app keeps the schedule.
Who was studied
Immune-function research on thymus-derived peptides — early-stage.
Good to know
Mild for most; injection-site redness is the usual report. If you have an autoimmune condition or take immune-suppressing medication, talk to your doctor first. Pairs well with Thymosin Alpha-1.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Thymosin Alpha-1 fine-tunes your immune response — stronger where it counts, calmer where it doesn't. It's a peptide your thymus makes naturally, studied in serious disease settings around the world. One 10 mg pen; dial it, press it, done.
Who was studied
Condition-specific clinical research on immune response.
Good to know
Injection-site soreness is the usual report. Skip it if you have an organ transplant or take immune-suppressing medication unless your doctor is on board. Not for pregnant or nursing.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Vilon helps your cells keep doing their jobs — immune cells included — the way they did years ago. It's a two-amino-acid bioregulator peptide aimed at immune and cellular aging. Pre-filled in your EGP Smart Pen. Dial it, press it, and the Human 2.0 app logs it.
Who was studied
Immune and cellular-aging research — early-stage.
Good to know
Gentle and easy to stack — Thymalin is the classic partner. Skip if pregnant or nursing, and talk to your doctor if you have an autoimmune condition.
We’re still collecting the published studies for this one. Ask the EGP team and we’ll send you what we have.
Peptides are grouped by the strongest kind of science behind them, then alphabetically — never by price or popularity. A higher level means more human data, not that one peptide beats another for your goal.
THE SCALE, AT A GLANCE
Proven in clinical use
Used in approved medicine for a specific purpose. The strongest receipt there is.
Human clinical trials
Tested in people against a control group. Real results, measured the hard way.
Early human studies
First results in people — measurable changes and early signals.
Lab & animal research
Studied in cells and animals. Human trials are the next step.
Research emerging
A newer peptide. We track the science as it lands and update this page.
Where a peptide is an FDA-approved medicine, we say so and name the approved use. Where the science is still coming in, we say that too. Every profile links its sources so you can read them yourself.
Your dose lives in your pen and your Human 2.0 app — not on this page. Questions about what’s right for you? Talk to the EGP team or your healthcare provider.
Every EGP peptide ships pre-filled in the EGP Smart Pen. No mixing, no measuring, no syringes — dial your dose, press, and the Human 2.0 app logs it. Adults 21+.