Regulation note: Performance use of peptides may also intersect with anti-doping rules (e.g. WADA) for competitive athletes. That is a separate framework from TGA regulation.
Body Protection Compound
A synthetic peptide commonly discussed in the context of tissue and tendon recovery.
Read entryThymosin Beta-4 fragment
A synthetic fragment of the Thymosin Beta-4 protein, commonly discussed alongside BPC-157 in recovery contexts.
Read entryGHRH analogue
A growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue.
Read entryGHRH analogue
A modified growth-hormone-releasing hormone analogue, often discussed alongside other secretagogues.
Read entryGrowth-hormone secretagogue
A selective growth-hormone secretagogue.
Read entryMitochondrial-derived peptide
A mitochondrial-derived peptide commonly discussed in longevity and metabolic contexts.
Read entryGrowth-hormone secretagogue
A growth-hormone-releasing hexapeptide.
Read entryRecombinant human growth hormone
Recombinant human growth hormone, a registered medicine for defined indications.
Read entryMyostatin-binding protein
A protein discussed in muscle and metabolic research contexts.
Read entryLong-acting IGF-1 analogue
A long-acting analogue of insulin-like growth factor-1.
Read entryGrowth-hormone-releasing peptide
A growth-hormone-releasing peptide that stimulates growth-hormone secretion.
Read entryGrowth-hormone-releasing peptide
A growth-hormone-releasing peptide that stimulates growth-hormone secretion and can increase appetite.
Read entryGrowth-hormone fragment
A fragment of growth hormone marketed for fat loss; closely related to AOD-9604.
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