Dosing protocols

Peptide dosing protocols

A literature-first index of 12 compounds readers ask about most - recovery peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500, metabolic agents from MOTS-C through GLP-1 medicines, growth-hormone secretagogues, NAD+, and melanocortin peptides. Each row shows the route usually discussed, a representative dose range, and the use case people cite - not a prescription or a verified safe human dose.

Six entries link to full protocol pages with published ranges, reconstitution notes, side effects, and 2026 legal status. The rest are shorter index entries for compounds we have not expanded yet. Where you only need BAC-water dilution math - not a clinical protocol - use the peptide calculator.

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Compare routes, doses, and use cases

Route is how the compound is usually administered in labels or community protocols - here, overwhelmingly subcutaneous. Dose is a shorthand range from trials, approved labels, or commonly cited schedules; grey-market vials may not match what is on the label. Category is what readers typically use it for: tissue healing, weight loss, growth-hormone support, tanning, and similar goals.

Open a protocol for the full write-up - loading phases, stacking context, safety flags, and where calculator tools stop being useful.

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