Peptide Category
Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides
GHRPs are synthetic peptides that stimulate the release of growth hormone from the pituitary gland. They are often studied for their potential to support muscle growth, recovery, and anti-aging processes.
GHRP-2
GH pulse stimulation research interest
Body-composition research interest
Recovery and sleep research interest
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GHRP-6
Appetite-stimulation research model
GH-secretagogue activity
Gastric-mucosa research interest
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Hexarelin
High-amplitude GH pulse research interest
Cardiovascular research interest
Increased bone mineral density
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Ipamorelin
Increased natural growth hormone secretion
Recovery research interest
Body-composition research interest
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do GHRP peptides work?
GHRPs bind to the ghrelin/growth hormone secretagogue receptor to stimulate a pulse of growth hormone release, distinct from the mechanism of GHRH.
Are GHRP peptides stable in solution?
GHRPs are generally moderately stable but can be sensitive to freeze-thaw cycles. They should be stored refrigerated after reconstitution.