GHK-Cu
United States
Copper-binding tripeptide with laboratory and limited topical human evidence.
Open the individual record →Experimental or regionally used compounds still traveling through evidence
United States
Copper-binding tripeptide with laboratory and limited topical human evidence.
Open the individual record →Zagreb, Croatia
Mostly animal and laboratory evidence; no FDA-approved use.
Open the individual record →United States / unclear commercial origin
Marketed thymosin-β4 fragment with uncertain product identity and limited human evidence.
Open the individual record →Montreal, Canada
An experimental long-acting growth-hormone-releasing hormone analog.
Open the individual record →Denmark
An experimental growth-hormone secretagogue and ghrelin-receptor agonist.
Open the individual record →Moscow, Russia
ACTH-fragment analog used in Russia; not FDA-approved and independently validated evidence is limited.
Open the individual record →Moscow, Russia
Tuftsin analog used for anxiety-related indications in Russia; not FDA-approved.
Open the individual record →United States
GHRH(1-29) with historical U.S. approvals for diagnosis and pediatric growth failure; the Geref products were later discontinued.
Open the individual record →Washington, D.C., USA
Immune-modulating thymic peptide approved in some countries, not by FDA in the United States.
Open the individual record →Los Angeles, USA
Mitochondrial-derived peptide with intriguing metabolic biology but no approved therapeutic use.
Open the individual record →Research lineage
Anti-inflammatory tripeptide studied mainly in preclinical models.
Open the individual record →St. Petersburg, Russia
Synthetic tetrapeptide associated with aging research; evidence remains limited and contested.
Open the individual record →Australia
Modified growth-hormone fragment investigated for obesity without an FDA-approved use.
Open the individual record →Switzerland
Delta sleep-inducing peptide with inconsistent evidence and uncertain physiological significance.
Open the individual record →Human innate-immunity research
Human cathelicidin peptide studied for antimicrobial and immune effects; therapeutic use remains experimental.
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