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Choose a goal to see which compounds people use for it, what studies have actually measured and where evidence is missing.

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Source: Based on 32 compound guides · checked 2026-09-07

Source: Based on 32 compound guides · checked 2026-09-07

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Weight lossSee how 15 peptides compare for weight loss. Find approved options, trial results, timelines, costs, access, and where the evidence stops.15 compounds coveredMuscle growthCompare six peptides sold for muscle growth. Most studies measured hormones; a 16-week hexarelin study found no significant change in lean mass.6 compounds coveredSkinCompare GHK-Cu, KPV and LL-37 for skin. Find out what creams, wound studies and animal tests showed, and why an injection is a different question.3 compounds coveredHealing and recoveryCompare four peptides sold for healing and recovery. Separate animal findings and small human reports from trials that measured wound healing.4 compounds coveredSleepCompare five peptides sold for sleep. DSIP has small human sleep studies; the other records mainly track hormones and body-clock signals.5 compounds coveredAnxiety and depressionSelank has small human studies for anxiety, but the study summaries omit the dose. Compare the findings with Semax and BPC-157 and see the limits.2 compounds coveredLongevityCompare six compounds sold for longevity. See what their studies measured, how long they ran, and why changing a marker does not prove a longer life.6 compounds coveredSex driveCompare PT-141 and kisspeptin-10 for sex drive. See who Vyleesi is approved for, what hormone studies found, and which uses lack good evidence.2 compounds coveredImmune supportCompare three peptides sold for immune support. See what studies in sick patients found, and why those results may not apply to healthy adults.3 compounds coveredTestosteroneCompare four peptides used for testosterone support. See what small studies found, what they did not test, and why the route and dose matter.4 compounds covered

Which compounds people take for which purpose

Each filled cell links a compound to a goal covered on this site. Its label distinguishes an approved use, a trial, a human study or reported use. 23 of the 50 pairings are based only on reported use, not proven results. A dash means the pairing is not included here.

32 compounds across 10 goals50 pairings in all23 based on reported use only

Scroll across the table to see all ten goals.

Every compound that appears on a goal page, against every purpose, showing on what basis each pairing sits there.
CompoundWeightMuscleSkinHealingSleepMental healthLongevitySex driveImmunityTestosteroneEvidence
TirzepatideFDA-approved—————————FDA label
SemaglutideFDA-approved—————————FDA label
LiraglutideFDA-approved—————————FDA label
RetatrutideIn trials—————————Human trial
CagrilintideIn trials—————————Human trial
SurvodutideIn trials—————————Human trial
BPC-157———Reported—————Reportedno human dose shown to work
TesamorelinStudied—————Reported——ReportedFDA label
PT-141———————FDA-approved——FDA label
CJC-1295ReportedStudied——Reported—————limited human data
IpamorelinReportedStudied——Reported—————Human trial
TB-500———Reported——————indirect evidence
GHK-Cu——Reported———Reported———indirect evidence
Sermorelin—Studied——Reported—Reported——Reportedlimited human data
MOTS-cReported—————Reported———no human dose shown to work
AOD-9604Studied—————————limited human data
NAD+——————Studied———limited human data
Epitalon————Reported—Studied———limited human data
Kisspeptin-10———————Studied—Studiedlimited human data
DSIP————Studied—————limited human data
Hexarelin—Studied————————limited human data
IGF-1 LR3—Reported————————no human dose shown to work
PEG-MGF—Reported————————no human dose shown to work
LL-37——StudiedStudied————Studied—limited human data
KPV——ReportedReported————Reported—no human dose shown to work
Thymosin alpha-1————————Approved abroad—limited human data
Semax—————Reported————limited human data
Selank—————Studied————limited human data
MazdutideApproved abroad—————————Human trial
VK2735In trials—————————Human trial
ZenagamtideIn trials—————————Human trial
PemvidutideIn trials—————————Human trial
FDA-approved — FDA-approved for this.
FDA approved a named product for this purpose.
Approved abroad — Approved outside the U.S..
A regulator outside the United States approved it for this purpose; FDA has not.
In trials — Being tested for this in trials.
A registered human trial is testing it for this purpose; that is not an approval.
Studied — Measured in a human study.
A human study measured something in this goal, without this being an approved purpose.
Reported — Reported use only.
This pairing is based on reported use. The available sources do not show a benefit for this purpose.

How to read the evidence

Each guide separates what people use from what studies in people measured. Reported use alone does not establish a benefit. Open a guide to see who was studied, what researchers measured and what remains unknown.

A compound can appear under more than one goal. Evidence for one use does not prove it works for another. The labels apply to each compound and goal together; they are not rankings or recommendations.

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