This is a 50 plus page booklet with more in-depth information about certain peptides, amino blends, and small molecules. This includes consumer friendly descriptions of what each substance does, more in-depth protocol and reconstitution information. When relevant, titration schedules are listed. This is broken down alphabetically for ease of use. This, along with the peptide guide, has been posted under "classroom" in this group (you will find this at the top of this page). We cross referenced all of these so all the protocols should match the guide to eliminate confusion. This means we updated the recent guide (in case you downloaded it earlier). VIP and Vesilute (coming this week YAY!) have been added here and on the guide! Happy reading 🤗!

What are people using as an alternative to sema or tirz for weight loss to break stalls? (Not Reta, speeds my heart up too much)….and prefnot a combo. Just looking for something simple…

Hi Ladies! I am going to keep it real with you on this post! I am going in for surgery tomorrow to fix and encapsulation on one of my breast implants. I've been putting this off, but I really need to do this! So I will be out of pocket the next few days (starting tomorrow) as I get through the hardest part of the recovery process. So... I'm not ignoring you, I just might be medicated lol. I have my "healing protocol" ready to go with my peptides and red light therapy etc. I will keep everyone updated on that (maybe a future podcast episode 🤔). Speaking of the podcast, I am running behind this week but hope to have one posted this afternoon!

For those that took a break from Tirz due to being at a plateau, how long did you stop for and were you able to start losing again after you restarted? Am trying Cagri while I’m on a break from Tirz and it’s not taking care of the food noise.

2/10/2026- This is has been updated from the original post. It now includes VIP, and Vesilute. VIP was added to The Peptique website last week. Vesilute will be added this week! Here it is! I’ve learned so much from this community, and a lot of that insight helped shape this updated guide. It’s been built around the questions I’m asked most often, and it reflects what I see come up again and again. I’m deeply immersed in this space and sometimes forget that many of you haven’t been exploring it for as long as I have (my husband is quick to remind me of that). With that in mind, this guide is designed to be more approachable while still informative. I’ve also expanded the dosing discussions. The original guide focused primarily on starting ranges, whereas this version includes broader dosing strategies to better reflect individual variability and differences in response. This isn’t meant to be a definitive dosing authority, but rather a framework to help guide decision-making. As always, start low, go slow, and stay at the lowest effective dose. This is a document I share outside of this platform as well. You’ll see a 15% discount code at the end, but rest assured the SKOOL20 code is still active and unaffected. With all that said...take a look, and I hope you find it helpful.