

Tirzepatide 5mg
A dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist and the most common entry point for metabolic work. Starter vial sized for the first titration steps.
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A dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist and the most common entry point for metabolic work. Starter vial sized for the first titration steps.


The mid-tier vial for anyone already past the starter titration. Covers roughly a full quarter at maintenance dosing.


Highest concentration vial in the range. Built for long maintenance blocks with the fewest shipments and the lowest cost per milligram.


Tirzepatide pre-mixed with methylcobalamin in a ready-to-use solution. The B12 is there to blunt the fatigue people report early in titration.


Double-strength ready-to-use tirzepatide with B12. Suits anyone settled into a stable weekly dose who wants fewer shipments.


The full-quarter ready-to-use vial. Best cost per milligram in the liquid tirzepatide line.



A GLP-1 receptor agonist and the most studied compound in this category. Lyophilised for shelf stability, reconstituted at home.


The standard starting vial. Semaglutide and methylcobalamin already in solution, so week one takes about ninety seconds.


Double-strength ready-to-use semaglutide with B12, for anyone who has finished the first titration block.


The long-block ready-to-use vial. Roughly a full quarter of maintenance dosing in a single shipment.



A triple agonist acting at GIP, GLP-1 and glucagon receptors. The newest compound in the metabolic category and the one people ask about most.


Mid-strength retatrutide for anyone already through the first titration steps.


The full-quarter retatrutide vial and the best value per milligram in the line.


An ERR agonist studied for its effect on mitochondrial output and fat oxidation — often described as an exercise-mimetic pathway.



A mitochondrial-derived peptide involved in metabolic signalling and insulin sensitivity. Commonly stacked with a GLP-1 rather than run alone.



The most requested repair peptide in the range. A synthetic pentadecapeptide studied for soft-tissue and gut-lining repair signalling.



A thymosin beta-4 fragment studied for cell migration and tissue remodelling. Almost always run with BPC-157 rather than solo.


BPC-157 and TB-500 pre-blended in one vial. The pairing most people build manually, at one price and one injection.


Double-strength Wolverine in a 5 mL vial — the long-block version of the standard recovery stack.



The recovery stack with GHK-Cu added for skin and collagen signalling. This is the one people run when they want the repair work to show.



GLOW with KPV added for inflammatory signalling. The most complete single-vial blend in the catalogue.


A copper peptide studied for collagen synthesis, skin remodelling and hair follicle signalling. Runs well alongside a repair protocol.



Lyophilised nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. The entry point for cellular-energy work and the compound most people start longevity with.


The high-capacity lyophilised NAD+ vial. Five times the milligrams of the 100 mg for a fraction more.


Ready-to-use NAD+ solution at 200 mg/mL. No reconstitution, no bacteriostatic water, no measuring powder.


The long-block ready-to-use NAD+ vial. Roughly a quarter of daily dosing without touching a powder.


A mitochondria-targeted peptide that binds cardiolipin on the inner membrane. Studied for mitochondrial efficiency rather than raw energy.


The long-block SS-31 vial — five times the milligrams for anyone running a full mitochondrial protocol.


A short bioregulator peptide studied in the context of neuronal ageing. Typically run in short, repeated blocks rather than continuously.


Double-strength Pinealon for anyone running repeated blocks through the year.


The body's primary intracellular antioxidant, supplied ready to use at 200 mg/mL.


The classic secretagogue pairing. CJC-1295 raises baseline GH release, ipamorelin adds a clean pulse without touching cortisol or prolactin.


Double-strength CJC-1295 with ipamorelin — the long-block version of the standard pairing.



Also called Mod GRF (1-29). Short half-life, so it produces a pulse rather than a sustained elevation — the version most people pair with ipamorelin.


The drug-affinity-complex version, with a far longer half-life. Fewer injections, a steadier baseline, less pulsatility.


The most selective GH secretagogue in common use. Minimal effect on cortisol, prolactin or appetite, which is why it is the default pairing partner.


A GHRH analogue with the most clinical data behind it in this category, particularly around visceral adipose tissue.


Double-strength tesamorelin for daily protocols that would otherwise burn through a 5 mg vial every ten days.


A long-arginine analogue of IGF-1 with reduced binding-protein affinity. An advanced compound — read the protocol notes before ordering.


An ACTH(4-10) analogue studied for BDNF expression and focus. Usually run in short blocks around demanding periods rather than year-round.


A tuftsin analogue studied around anxiety-related signalling without sedation. The common counterpart to Semax.


Delta sleep-inducing peptide, studied for its effect on slow-wave sleep architecture rather than sedation.


A thymic peptide studied for T-cell modulation. The most-requested compound in this category, particularly through winter.


A melanocortin receptor agonist that works centrally on desire pathways rather than on blood flow. Dosed as needed, not daily.


An upstream signalling peptide in the HPG axis, studied around endogenous hormone release. Long shelf per vial.


Studied around social bonding and mood signalling. Frequently run alongside PT-141 rather than on its own.


Orally disintegrating tadalafil. Dissolves on the tongue, no water needed, faster onset than a swallowed tablet.


The mid-size tadalafil ODT pack — the most common repeat order in this category.


The full-quarter tadalafil ODT pack and the lowest cost per dose in the line.


Tadalafil combined with oxytocin in one orally disintegrating tablet — vascular and central pathways in a single dose.




The full-quarter combination ODT pack and the lowest cost per dose in the line.


Methylated B12, the bioavailable form. The cheapest thing in the catalogue and the one most likely to be doing quiet work in the background.


Everything needed to reconstitute and dose a lyophilised vial. Add one to your first order — most people forget.


Sterile water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol, for reconstituting lyophilised peptides. Required for every powder vial.


A box of 100 insulin syringes. Cheaper per unit than adding kits to every order.


Sterile 70% isopropyl swabs for the vial stopper and the injection site. Both, every time.
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