BEYOND THE PRODUCT NAME

Read the label,
then the evidence

Not everything here is a peptide

NAD+ is a coenzyme, B12 is a vitamin, and 5-Amino-1MQ is a small molecule. HGH and HCG are larger protein hormones. Being sold alongside peptides does not give these products the same biology or evidence.

Vial amount is not a dose

Milligrams describe mass; milliliters describe volume. 1 mg is 1,000 mcg. International units (IU) are not the same as U-100 syringe markings.

Blends need a full formula

Glow, Klow, and Lipo-C are not reliable ingredient lists. Check every ingredient, its amount, and the total volume. Two products with the same blend name can differ.

“Benefits” may mean marketing

Words such as recovery, glow, longevity, and metabolic support often describe positioning or research interest. Ask what was actually measured in humans.

Route and formulation matter

A topical study does not establish injection safety. An approved prescription product does not validate a research vial with a similar name.

What a COA can tell you

A certificate of analysis describes tests on a particular sample or batch. A purity result alone does not demonstrate sterility, correct quantity, or clinical effectiveness.

For educational purposes only. Not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or prescribing guidance. Research and regulatory information can change over time.

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