Peptide index
331 compounds across 19classes. Each one carries an evidence tier, because “there are studies” means something very different for semaglutide than it does for most of this list.
7 compounds
BPC-157 + KPV blend
AnecdotalA two-peptide gut-directed blend pairing BPC-157 with KPV, sold both as injectable vials and as delayed-release oral capsules, and the one blend where the oral route is the sensible one.
Multi-Peptide Blends
GLOW
AnecdotalThe most widely sold named peptide blend, packing GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500 into a single vial at roughly a five-to-one-to-one ratio and marketed for skin quality, hair and general tissue repair.
Multi-Peptide Blends
KLOW
AnecdotalGLOW with KPV added, sold as an 80 mg four-peptide vial and aimed at people whose main problem is inflammation or gut symptoms rather than skin.
Multi-Peptide Blends
PT-141 + Oxytocin blend
AnecdotalA pre-mixed intranasal libido blend pairing bremelanotide with oxytocin, notable mainly because the intranasal route for bremelanotide was abandoned clinically over blood-pressure increases.
Multi-Peptide Blends
Semax + Selank blend
AnecdotalA pre-mixed intranasal pairing of the two best-known Russian neuropeptides, one stimulating and one anxiolytic, usually sold at a one-to-one ratio in a ready-to-use spray bottle.
Multi-Peptide Blends
Tesamorelin + CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin blend
AnecdotalA three-way growth-hormone secretagogue vial, almost always 6 mg tesamorelin with 3 mg CJC-1295 no-DAC and 3 mg ipamorelin, sold as an upgrade to the classic two-peptide GH stack.
Multi-Peptide Blends
Wolverine
AnecdotalThe classic soft-tissue repair pair, BPC-157 and TB-500 lyophilised together at one-to-one, and the blend whose fixed ratio conflicts most obviously with how its two components are normally dosed.
Multi-Peptide Blends