Learn Everything AboutPeptides
From beginner basics to advanced protocols, our comprehensive education hub has everything you need to understand peptides safely and effectively.
Learning Resources
Complete Reconstitution Guide
Step-by-step instructions for mixing peptides with bacteriostatic water
Storage Best Practices
How to properly store peptides before and after reconstitution
Understanding Peptide Dosing
Learn dosing principles, timing, and how to calculate your doses
Complete Beginner's Guide
Everything you need to know to start your peptide journey safely
Peptide Dose Calculator
Calculate exactly how much to inject based on your reconstitution
Compare Compounds
Compare peptides, hormones, and supplements side by side
Protocol Builder
Build and save custom peptide stacks with dosing schedules
Peptide Glossary
Searchable glossary of peptide and biohacking terms
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common peptide questions
Are peptides legal?
The legal status of peptides varies by country and specific peptide. In many places, peptides are legal for research purposes but not approved for human consumption. Always check your local regulations.
Do I need a prescription for peptides?
This depends on your location and the specific peptide. Some peptides are available through prescription from specialized clinics, while others are sold for research purposes only.
How long before I see results?
Results vary depending on the peptide, dosage, and individual factors. Some peptides like BPC-157 may show effects within days to weeks, while others like growth hormone secretagogues may take 2-3 months for full effects.
Can I take peptides orally?
Most peptides are not effective when taken orally as they are broken down by stomach acid. However, some peptides like BPC-157 have oral forms, and others like Semax come as nasal sprays.
Are peptides safe?
When sourced from reputable suppliers and used correctly, peptides generally have good safety profiles. However, they should be used under professional guidance, and individual responses can vary.