Peptide blends, decoded.
One vial can contain several compounds. The ratio determines how much of each is present, and that ratio isn't independently adjustable.
18 blends indexed20 distinct compounds
One vial. Fixed proportions.
Each blend contains several components in a fixed formulation, and different vial formulations may contain different ratios. The proportions below are what is in the vial — they describe composition, not how much to use.
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This is two peptides in a single vial, and the ratio differs between products more than for any other blend here.
Three peptides in one vial at an even ratio.
A fixed weekly combination of 2.4 mg cagrilintide plus 2.4 mg semaglutide, reached over about 16 weeks.
Two peptides in a single vial, and the ratio is not always printed.
Two peptides in a single vial, and the ratio is not always printed.
Three peptides in a single vial at a fixed ratio.
Three peptides in one vial, at a ratio that is not even.
GLOW is commonly calculated from either the total blend or its GHK-Cu content, not from BPC-157.
Four peptides in a single vial at a fixed ratio, so you cannot adjust one without moving all four.
This is more than one peptide in a single vial, and the ratio differs between products.
KLOW is commonly calculated from either the total blend or its GHK-Cu content, not from BPC-157.
This is three compounds in a single vial at a fixed 10:1:1 ratio, so you cannot adjust one without moving all three.
No dose exists for this blend.
No dose exists for the blend.
Two peptides in a single vial, and the ratio is not always printed.
Two peptides in a single vial, and the ratio is not always printed.
This is two peptides in a single vial, and documented ratios include 15/18, 15/9, 9/9, and 5/5 mg.
This is two peptides in a single vial, sold in at least two ratios: 10 mg tesamorelin with 3 mg ipamorelin, and 5 mg with 5 mg.