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The medication behind the biggest shift in weight care in decades. A weekly injection that quiets appetite, so you feel full sooner and think about food less. Same molecule as Ozempic and Wegovy.

A weekly injection that works on two appetite hormones instead of one, producing some of the largest weight-loss results ever seen from a medication. The molecule sold as Mounjaro and Zepbound.

The next-generation weight medication everyone in the field is watching — it works on three hormone pathways at once. Early trials look striking, but it isn't FDA-approved yet, which is why we keep it to a waitlist.

A peptide popular in recovery and gut-health circles, used hoping to speed healing of tendons, muscle, and the gut lining. Straight talk: most of the evidence is from animal studies, not humans.

A peptide used in recovery stacks, often alongside BPC-157, aiming to support tissue repair and flexibility. Like BPC-157, its evidence is mainly from animal research.

A copper-carrying peptide best known in skincare, studied for firmer, healthier-looking skin and wound healing. A favorite in glow routines.

Your body's master antioxidant — a molecule every cell makes to neutralize damage. Used for general wellness, recovery, and skin brightening.

A small peptide studied for calming inflammation, particularly in the gut. The interest is real but the human evidence is still early.

A molecule every cell uses to turn food into energy. Levels fall with age, and people supplement it (injection, IV, or nasal spray) hoping to support energy, recovery, and healthy aging.

Nudges your body to make more of its own growth hormone rather than replacing it. Used for sleep quality, recovery, and body composition.

Growth-hormone-support peptides often combined in one stack — one extends the signal, the other triggers release — used for recovery, sleep, and body composition.

A growth-hormone-releasing peptide that's actually FDA-approved — specifically to reduce excess abdominal fat in people with HIV-associated lipodystrophy. Broader longevity use is off-label.

A 'mitochondrial peptide' studied for metabolism and exercise capacity. Genuinely interesting science, but early-stage and experimental.

A peptide that targets the mitochondria directly, studied for energy and age-related conditions. It's in human trials but not approved.

A peptide promoted in longevity circles for claimed effects on the aging 'clock.' Honest read: human evidence is very thin.

'Nootropic' peptides developed in Russia, used for focus, stress, and mood. Some human use history there, but limited rigorous Western trial data.

The well-known, FDA-approved medications for erectile function (Cialis and Viagra). Tadalafil lasts longer; sildenafil acts a bit faster. Backed by decades of data.

Works on desire in the brain rather than blood flow in the body — a different mechanism from the '-afil' drugs. FDA-approved (as Vyleesi) for low sexual desire in premenopausal women; used off-label more broadly.

The natural 'bonding' hormone. In compounded intimacy products it's used aiming to enhance connection and arousal.

One of the most proven hair-regrowth ingredients there is. In our compounded sprays it's combined with other actives to help keep and regrow hair.

The other pillar of proven hair care, included in our 'His' spray. It targets the hormone behind male-pattern hair loss.

A well-established treatment for men with genuinely low levels, supporting energy, mood, libido, and muscle. A medical therapy, not a shortcut — which is why it's carefully monitored.

Raises testosterone by encouraging your body to make more of its own — an alternative to replacement that can preserve fertility. Popular with younger men.

Often added to a testosterone plan to help keep the body's own hormone signaling — and fertility — switched on.

Sometimes added in small doses to a testosterone plan to keep estrogen in balance. An approved medication used carefully and sparingly here.

For perimenopause and menopause, estrogen and progesterone (sometimes with DHEA) can ease symptoms and support wellbeing. Real hormone therapies, tailored by a provider.

An essential vitamin for energy and nerve function, added to several stacks. It genuinely helps — most clearly if you're low to begin with.