Hey Ladies, has anyone tried oxytocin that may have similar traits to me? I am an over thinker, struggle with anxiety… looking for a little calm and maybe a little more patience as a mom? Can anyone speak to their experience with this pep or even another one that felt helpful for these things? TIA

I just started Rita today. My goal is not to lose weight but to lean down a bit. Does anyone have an opinion on micro dosing at a low dosage? My initial plan was to split 250 mcg twice a week you think that’s enough to start?

@Tara West will The Peptique be re-stocking bac water? I am hearing some possible issues with research peptides being sold on the same site as bac water so curious if Peptique is experiencing this. Thanks!

Hello everyone! I'm new to the group and I'm glad to be able to share experiences and gather more knowledge. I haven't purchased from Peptique yet but I"m impressed by the quality and I'll make my first purchase next week. I"m from Brazil so it's not that easy to get peptides here but I'm going to the USA in May so I"ll stack up on some goodies! Wanted to share my experience so far with tirzepatide. I'm 50 years old and consider myself to be an optimized person. I have really good body composition, I train a lot, but I felt menopause coming! My body composition changed OUT OF NOTHING and I needed to try something to manage it. So I started using a small dose of Tirzepatide, started at 0.25mg and I went up to 1.25mg on a weekly basis. I LOVED IT! It totally changed my body composition back to what it was in like 30 days, doing nothing differently. Now I"m back to my regular weight and I fit into all my clothes again! So happy with the results. But I'm thinking about continuing to use tirzepatide as a long term longevity strategy. I want to keep a weekly 1mg dose long term. Any thoughts about that?? Is that a good long term strategy? Anyone else also had good results microdosing tirze?

Hello everyone! I am new to the women peptide collective and I wanted to share my experience with retatutride. I started to have perimenopause symptoms 2 years ago and one of them was accumulating fat mostly in my mid section. I started to work with a hormone experts who sent me out for some tests and based on the results I started to use supplements and work more on my diet to help my liver and my gut. This was supposed to help me release some weight. That didn’t work for the weight part. We checked my thyroid and I discovered I have Hashimoto. I went on another journey to try to reverse Hashimoto with supplements, red light therapy and tuning my diet even more (no gluten, rarely any inflammatory foods- added sugars, alcohol, dairy). I spent some months doing that but the weight didn't budge. I have always been active but I have to modify my workout routine not to add too much stress in my body so focusing on weight training. For my diet I also focus on enough protein and fiber. I also started meditation to work on my stress. After 2 years of trying everything I knew of, in January 2026 my husband introduced me to peptides. I never thought of using anything "artificial" nevermind injectable (i am afraid of needles), and after a lot of research I decided to try retatutride. Like Tara always mentions, I started with the lowest dose and incresed little by little (0.5 every week monitoring symptoms). Within the first month I lost 10 pounds. In 3 months I have lost all the way I wanted to lose and I fit in most of my clothes!! I am starting to decrease my dose, and my plan is to keep it at a lower dose (I am on 4 and I want to slowly bring it to 2 as a maintenance for some months and wine off of it by the Fall. I do want to try other peptides to build muscle and for mitochondria health, and maybe the glow blend? I hope this is helpful to you. Thank you Tara for providing this space for us!