Answer a few questions about your goals and biology. Our research team will build you a protocol based on your exact biometrics. Takes about 5 minutes.
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Compounds selected based on your goals, biometrics & experience level
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Doses calibrated to your exact body weight and tolerance
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Full research rationale explaining why each compound was chosen for you
Your goals
What's your primary goal?
This is the single most important factor in your protocol. Choose the one that matters most right now.
Why this matters: Each goal activates a different cluster of compounds. Fat loss protocols use GLP-1 analogs and metabolic peptides. Muscle protocols prioritize GH secretagogues and anabolics. Recovery protocols center on tissue-repair peptides like BPC-157. Your primary goal determines which compounds lead your stack.
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Fat Loss
Reduce body fat, preserve muscle
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Muscle & Strength
Build lean mass and power
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Recovery
Heal faster, reduce inflammation
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Brain & Focus
Cognitive performance and clarity
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Sleep & GH
Sleep quality, growth hormone
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Longevity
Anti-aging, cellular repair
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Your goals
Any secondary goals?
Select all that apply. We'll prioritize your primary goal but weight these when selecting supporting compounds.
Why this matters: Many compounds serve multiple goals. Knowing your secondary goals lets us pick compounds that pull double-duty — for example, CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin supports both fat loss and sleep. We won't compromise your primary goal, but we'll optimize for overlap where possible.
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Your goals
What's your timeline?
How long are you planning to run your first protocol?
Why this matters: Short timelines (under 8 weeks) require faster-acting compounds and more aggressive starting doses. Longer commitments open up slower-acting but more sustainable stacks. Some peptides (like BPC-157 for tissue repair) need at least 8–12 weeks to show full effect.
30 days
Short run — fast-acting compounds prioritized
60 days
Standard first cycle for most goals
90 days
Full cycle — best results for most goals
Ongoing / Long-term
Lifestyle protocol, I plan to continue indefinitely
Not sure yet
I'll decide based on results
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Your goals
Monthly budget for compounds?
We'll only prescribe what you can actually afford. No point recommending a $400/mo stack if that doesn't work for you.
Why this matters: Peptide costs vary widely. GLP-1 analogs like Retatrutide run $150–$300/mo. A BPC-157 + TB-500 stack can be under $80/mo. We'll build the most effective protocol within your real budget — not an aspirational one you won't stick to.
Under $75/mo
Budget-conscious — we'll find the most efficient compounds
$75 – $150/mo
Mid-range — access to most compounds
$150 – $300/mo
Full access — premium compounds available
$300+/mo
No budget constraint — best of everything
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Your biology
Biological sex?
Affects hormonal baseline, dosing ranges, and compound suitability.
Why this matters: Biological sex directly affects baseline testosterone, estrogen, and GH levels — all of which interact with peptides differently. Female users generally require lower starting doses of GH secretagogues. Some fat loss compounds behave differently based on hormonal environment.
Male
Female
Prefer not to say
We'll use conservative unisex dosing ranges
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Your biology
Age bracket?
GH axis responsiveness and baseline hormone levels change significantly with age.
Why this matters: Natural GH production peaks in your 20s and declines ~15% per decade after that. A 50-year-old needs a different GH secretagogue strategy than a 25-year-old. Age also affects dosing sensitivity and recovery capacity.
18 – 24
25 – 34
35 – 44
45 – 54
55 and older
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Your biology
Height & weight
Used to calculate doses precisely to your body size — not one-size-fits-all.
Why this matters: Most peptide doses are weight-based (mcg/kg). A 200lb person needs a different dose than a 140lb person. BMI also helps us understand body composition context and calibrate fat loss vs. muscle-building compound ratios.
Feet
Inches
Weight (lbs)
Height (cm)
Weight (kg)
BMI
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Your biology
Body composition
Your honest self-assessment — this calibrates fat loss vs. muscle compound ratios.
Why this matters: Someone lean trying to gain muscle has a very different compound priority than someone overweight trying to cut. This also affects which GLP-1 analogs are appropriate and at what dose.
Lean
Low body fat, visible muscle definition
Average
Moderate body fat, some muscle
Overweight
Above average body fat
Obese
Significantly above average body fat
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Your lifestyle
Training frequency
Affects recovery compound weighting and dosing intensity.
Why this matters: High-frequency trainers have greater recovery demands and benefit more from BPC-157, TB-500, and growth hormone peptides. Sedentary users may not need heavy recovery compounds and will get more value from metabolic or cognitive peptides.
Sedentary
Little to no regular exercise
1–2 days/week
Light activity
3–4 days/week
Moderate training load
5–6 days/week
High training volume
Daily / Twice daily
Competitive athlete or high-performance
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Your lifestyle
Primary sport or activity?
Different sports have very different recovery, performance, and injury profiles.
Why this matters: A BJJ fighter needs different compounds than a marathon runner. Joint recovery peptides (BPC-157) are more critical for combat sports and powerlifting. Endurance athletes benefit more from mitochondrial and cardiac peptides. Desk workers may prioritize cognitive and metabolic compounds.
Strength / Powerlifting
Barbell sports, Olympic lifting
Bodybuilding / Physique
Aesthetic-focused training
Combat Sports
MMA, BJJ, boxing, wrestling
Endurance
Running, cycling, triathlon, swimming
CrossFit / HIIT
High-intensity mixed modality
Recreational fitness
General gym-goer, classes, casual sport
Primarily sedentary
Desk work, not sport-focused
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Your lifestyle
Sleep quality
Sleep is when most peptide-driven recovery and GH release happens. Poor sleep changes everything.
Why this matters: ~80% of natural GH is released during deep sleep. Poor sleep blunts the effect of GH secretagogues and impairs recovery compound absorption. Users with poor sleep often need sleep-targeting compounds added to their stack first before other goals can be optimized.
Excellent
7–9 hrs, wake refreshed, no issues
Good
Usually sleep well, occasional off nights
Fair
6–7 hrs, sometimes wake during night
Poor
Under 6 hrs or frequently disrupted
Chronic insomnia
Significant ongoing sleep disorder
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Your lifestyle
Stress level
Chronic stress elevates cortisol, which directly blunts GH secretion and fat loss.
Why this matters: High cortisol is one of the biggest suppressors of GH release and fat loss. If you're chronically stressed, we'll prioritize cortisol-modulating compounds (like Selank, Semax) and adjust GH peptide timing recommendations. Ignoring this leads to disappointing results.
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Low
Relaxed, minimal daily stressors
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Moderate
Normal work and life stress
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High
Regularly stressed, hard to switch off
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Very high / Chronic
Persistent, significantly impacting daily life
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Your lifestyle
Alcohol consumption
No judgment — this affects liver compound compatibility and GH release timing.
Why this matters: Alcohol suppresses GH release for up to 24 hours after consumption. Heavy regular use affects liver function, which impacts how certain peptides are metabolized. We'll adjust dosing recommendations and flag any timing conflicts.
None
I don't drink
Occasional
1–2 drinks, a few times a month
Moderate
1–3 drinks, a few times a week
Heavy
Daily or near-daily drinking
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Your health
Health conditions
Select all that apply. Certain conditions affect which compounds are appropriate.
Why this matters: Cancer history means we exclude angiogenic compounds. Diabetes affects how GLP-1 analogs interact with blood sugar. Thyroid conditions interact with certain metabolic peptides. This isn't optional — getting this wrong can be unsafe.
None / None that I know of
Cancer history
Diabetes / Pre-diabetes
Thyroid condition
Heart condition
Autoimmune disorder
Kidney / Liver condition
Mental health condition
⚠️ Important: Due to your cancer history, angiogenic compounds including high-dose BPC-157 will be excluded from your protocol. We'll flag safer alternatives and strongly recommend consulting your oncologist.
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Your health
Current medications & supplements
Select all that apply. Some peptides interact with common medications.
Why this matters: TRT increases the effectiveness of GH secretagogues significantly. Metformin affects insulin signaling, which interacts with GLP-1 analogs. Thyroid medications interact with metabolic peptides. We need to know this to avoid conflicts and optimize dosing.
None currently
TRT / Testosterone
Testosterone replacement therapy
Metformin
Thyroid medication
Synthroid, levothyroxine, etc.
Antidepressants / SSRIs
Blood pressure medication
Creatine / Protein supplements
Other medications / supplements
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Your experience
Peptide experience
What have you used before? And critically — what didn't work?
Why this matters: We won't prescribe something you've already tried that didn't work. We'll also adjust starting doses based on your tolerance. Knowing your history prevents us from recommending a beginner protocol to an experienced user or vice versa.
Complete beginner
Never used peptides before
Some experience
Used 1–2 peptides, still learning
Intermediate
Multiple cycles, comfortable with protocols
Advanced
Extensive experience, self-directed research
What have you tried — and what happened? Optional but valuable
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Your experience
Injection comfort
Be honest — there are excellent intranasal options if needles aren't for you.
Why this matters: Some peptides are only available as injectables. Others have effective intranasal forms. If you're not comfortable with injections, we'll build you an intranasal-first stack and include our full first-pin walkthrough if you ever want to transition.
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Terrified
Intranasal options only please
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Nervous but willing
I'll try with thorough guidance
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Comfortable enough
Done it before or willing to learn
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Fully comfortable
Experienced, no issues SubQ or IM
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Bloodwork Optional
Bloodwork results
The most powerful input we can receive. Even partial data dramatically improves your protocol accuracy.
Why this matters: This is what no other peptide platform does. Knowing your actual testosterone, IGF-1, and thyroid numbers lets us build a protocol calibrated to your real hormonal baseline — not an estimate. Low IGF-1 changes GH peptide selection entirely. Low testosterone changes anabolic compound priorities. Skip it if you don't have recent results — but if you do, enter what you can.
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Enter what you have from recent bloodwork. All fields optional. Skip anything you don't know — we'll work with whatever you provide. Results from the last 6 months are most useful.
Testosterone ng/dL
Normal: 300–1000 ng/dL
IGF-1 ng/mL
Normal: 100–300 ng/mL
TSH mIU/L
Normal: 0.4–4.0 mIU/L
Cortisol mcg/dL
AM normal: 6–23 mcg/dL
Fasting Glucose mg/dL
Normal: 70–99 mg/dL
HbA1c %
Normal: <5.7%
Free T3 pg/mL
Normal: 2.3–4.2 pg/mL
LH mIU/mL
Normal (M): 1.7–8.6 mIU/mL
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Almost there
Your protocol is ready to generate.
YOUR INTAKE SUMMARY
What you're about to receive
Your 3-compound stack
Selected from 55+ compounds. Every choice explained with "why you specifically" reasoning grounded in your biometrics.
Exact dosing for your body
Doses calculated to your weight — not a generic range. Frequency, route, and timing included for every compound.
Research advisor — on demand
Knows your entire intake. Ask anything about your protocol and get answers backed by current research — not generic forum posts.
Full tracking suite
Dose tracker, vial calculator, weekly check-ins, COA verifier, missed dose helper, first pin walkthrough — all on your home screen.
For research use only. Not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.
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