Explanation without noise.
What peptides are, how to read a report and how to store and dissolve. Written for someone who is smart but in a hurry.
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What are peptides
Short chains of amino acids that act as signalling molecules in the body. This is what you need to know before reading on.
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What purity means
A percentage on a certificate only means something once you know how it was measured and what it belongs to.
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Reading a COA
A certificate of analysis is not a seal of approval but a measurement report. This is how you get out what it says.
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HPLC and mass spectrometry
The two measurements that together determine whether a compound is what it claims to be, and how pure it is.
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Storing peptides
Before and after dissolving, different rules apply. This is the difference, and why it matters.
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Bacteriostatic water
Why it is the standard solvent, how much you need and when to use something else.
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Retatrutide explained
A triple receptor agonist. What that means and how it differs from the better-known GLP-1 agents.
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BPC-157 explained
The most researched peptide within recovery research. Where it comes from and what is being studied.
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GLP-1 peptides explained
What incretins are, why this class is so widely researched and how the variants differ from each other.
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Peptide calculator
Work out which concentration you get with a chosen amount of water, and how much volume one measured amount is.
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