CJC-1295 (No DAC)
A short-acting version. Each shot gives you about a 30-minute GH pulse. Usually paired with Ipamorelin.
Read more →A short-acting version. Each shot gives you about a 30-minute GH pulse. Usually paired with Ipamorelin.
Read more →A pre-mixed combination of two different growth hormone stimulators that work via separate pathways, producing a synergistic pulse that’s stronger than either alone; without increasing cortisol or appetite.
Read more →The long-acting version of CJC-1295. One injection lasts about a week because it grabs onto a blood protein (albumin). Instead of a single sharp pulse, it raises your GH/IGF-1 baseline for days; convenient, but less “natural” than the No-DAC pulse.
Read more →A strong GH-releaser that works through the hunger-hormone (ghrelin) receptor. Hits GH harder than Ipamorelin, with less appetite than GHRP-6; pairs with a GHRH like Sermorelin/CJC for a bigger combined pulse.
Read more →The original ghrelin-mimetic GH-releaser. Same GH-boosting mechanism as GHRP-2 but with a much stronger appetite kick, favored when the goal is eating more and gaining.
Read more →The most potent of the GHRP family per microgram, but it also burns out its own receptors fastest. Run it in short, hard cycles, not continuously.
Read more →Actual growth hormone in a vial. Sold as Norditropin, Genotropin, and others. The real thing, no triggering involved.
Read more →The growth signal that GH normally creates downstream. Injecting it directly skips a step. Tanks blood sugar, eat carbs with it.
Read more →A modified IGF-1 that hangs around 20–30× longer than the regular version. Used by athletes for sustained growth signaling.
Read more →Cleanest of the GH-releasers. Gives you a natural GH pulse without dragging cortisol or prolactin up with it.
Read more →The original GHRH peptide. Tells your own pituitary to release a natural pulse of growth hormone, you make your own GH rather than injecting it.
Read more →Egrifta. FDA-approved peptide that shrinks belly (visceral) fat by triggering a GH pulse. Has to be done at night on an empty stomach.
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