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Protocols

Evidence-Based Protocols

Curated dosing protocols with accurate reconstitution data and clinical context. Always consult a healthcare provider.

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EPI
EpitalonResearchAnti-Aging & Longevity

Anti-Aging / Longevity (Standard)

Duration

10 days on, repeat 4–6 months later

Dose

5–10 mg daily

Frequency

Once daily, evening preferred

Route

Subcutaneous

Classic Khavinson protocol: 10 mg/day x 10 days, twice per year. Some use lower doses more frequently.

RET
RetatrutideResearchMetabolic & Fat Loss

Weight Loss (Phase 2 Protocol)

Duration

Long-term (clinical trial ran 48 weeks)

Dose

Start 0.5 mg → titrate to 4–12 mg

Frequency

Once weekly SubQ

Route

Subcutaneous

Titration schedule used in trials: 0.5 mg x4 weeks → 1 mg x4 → 2 mg x4 → 4 mg x4 → 8 mg x4 → 12 mg maintenance. Still in trials — not commercially available. Compounded versions exist.

TES
TesamorelinFDA ApprovedGrowth Hormone Axis

FDA-Approved (VAT Reduction)

Duration

6–12 months (monitored)

Dose

2 mg

Frequency

Once daily, subcutaneous abdomen

Route

Subcutaneous

Clinical standard. Take at same time daily. IGF-1 monitoring recommended.

Essential Guide

Reconstitution Calculator

Select your peptide, enter your vial size and BAC water amount — get the exact syringe units for each protocol dose.

Quick Steps

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Important Note

Always inject BAC water slowly against the vial wall. Never shake — gently swirl if needed.

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Dosing Calculator

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Concentration

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Database

Popular Peptides

Quick reference for the most commonly researched peptides — protocols, mechanisms, and reconstitution guides.

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I

Ipamorelin

NNC 26-0161

Research2 hours

A selective GH secretagogue and ghrelin mimetic. Among the most selective GHRPs — minimal cortisol, prolactin, or appetite stimulation compared to GHRP-2/6.

2 protocols
Subcutaneous
T

Tesamorelin

TH9507

FDA-Approved (HIV lipodystrophy)26–38 min

FDA-approved GHRH analog specifically indicated for reducing visceral adipose tissue (VAT). Clinically proven for trunk fat reduction and cognitive benefits.

2 protocols
Subcutaneous
S

Semax

MEHFPGP

Research~10–20 min intranasal, extended in CNS

A synthetic heptapeptide derived from ACTH. Increases BDNF and NGF, enhances focus and memory, and has neuroprotective effects. One of the most used nootropic peptides.

2 protocols
Intranasal, Subcutaneous
S

Semaglutide

Ozempic

FDA-Approved (Ozempic~7 days

A GLP-1 receptor agonist originally for T2 diabetes, now widely used for weight loss. One of the most clinically validated weight-loss medications available. Reduces appetite and slows gastric emptying.

1 protocols
Subcutaneous
E

Epitalon

Epithalamin fragment

ResearchUnknown

A synthetic tetrapeptide (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) developed from the pineal gland extract Epithalamin by Dr. Khavinson. Among the more extensively studied Khavinson bioregulators, with both animal and limited human data. Reported to activate telomerase and lengthen telomeres in somatic cells. Most supporting evidence comes from the Khavinson group's publications; independent replication of telomere and longevity findings has been limited.

2 protocols
Subcutaneous, Intranasal
R

Retatrutide

LY3437943

Research~6 days

A triple receptor agonist targeting GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors. Phase 2 trial showed up to 24.2% body weight loss — the highest of any peptide drug to date. Adds glucagon agonism to tirzepatide's dual action for superior fat burning.

1 protocols
Subcutaneous
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Experience Logs

Real experiences shared by community members. Individual results vary — not medical advice.