

CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin 5mg / 5mg
The classic secretagogue pairing. CJC-1295 raises baseline GH release, ipamorelin adds a clean pulse without touching cortisol or prolactin.
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Secretagogues that work with the body's own GH axis. Nearly always run as a pairing.


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.
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