The full-length stress hormone (corticotropin) your pituitary uses to tell the adrenal glands to make cortisol. It’s a diagnostic/research agent and a specialist therapy, not a wellness or performance peptide. Raising cortisol on purpose is rarely a good DIY idea.
Read more →A pregnancy hormone that looks like LH to your body. Men on TRT use it to keep their testicles working and stay fertile.
Read more →Tells your pituitary to fire off LH and FSH, which restarts your natural hormone system. Has to be dosed in pulses (like M/W/F), daily shuts it down.
Read more →Longer-lasting version of Kisspeptin-10. Usually given as a single shot to trigger ovulation during IVF.
Read more →Triggers a tan. FDA-approved as Scenesse for a rare condition where sunlight is painful. More selective and safer than MT-2.
Read more →Gives you a deep tan. Side effects include nausea, a libido boost, and unprompted erections. Keep an eye on your moles, they darken too.
Read more →The “bonding hormone.” Released during touch, intimacy, and childbirth; it promotes trust, connection, and calm. Used (usually as a nasal spray) for social/mood support and intimacy.
Read more →Vyleesi. FDA-approved for low sex drive in women. Works on arousal in the brain, not blood flow. Take it 30–90 minutes before sex.
Read more →A GnRH agonist used as a “one-shot” restart for the body’s testosterone axis after a steroid cycle (PCT). A single dose kick-starts the pituitary to resume LH/FSH output. Powerful and long-lasting, easy to get wrong, so it’s a careful-use compound.
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