Acetic Acid
A diluent used to mix up IGF-1 family peptides. It’s a solvent, not a peptide. Don’t inject it on its own.
Read more →Compound Category: Supplements and Cofactors
Bacteriostatic Water
Sterile water with a tiny amount of preservative (0.9% benzyl alcohol). This is what most peptides get mixed with. Stays sterile ~28 days once you’ve punctured the vial. That’s a contamination limit, not a potency one: the preservative stops bacteria growing, it does nothing for the peptide’s own shelf life. How long the peptide stays potent is on its own page.
Read more →GLUTATHIONE
Your body’s master antioxidant. Injected for liver support, brighter skin, and bouncing back from oxidative stress. Mix it fresh, it breaks down fast.
Read more →MELATONIN
The sleep/circadian hormone your pineal gland makes when it gets dark. Signals “night” to the body. Most people take it orally; this is an injectable form, for sleep timing and as an antioxidant.
Read more →NAD BUFFER
The same NAD+ as the standard page, but pH-buffered so it stings and flushes less. Plain NAD+ injections are notoriously uncomfortable (burning, flushing, chest tightness if pushed fast); the buffered version makes the same dose far more tolerable.
Read more →VITAMIN B12
The vitamin you can’t get from plants. Injected for energy, mood, and methylation; especially useful for vegans, people on metformin, and anyone over 60.
Read more →NAD+
A coenzyme that powers your cells and drops as you age. The shot delivers higher levels than precursor supplements can. Inject slowly so you don’t flush.
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