We've been working on this one for a while trying to get the formula just right. Minutes ago we added the serum and a bundle with a derma roller to The Peptique website! SNAP-8 (Acetyl Octapeptide-3) is often called a “topical expression line modulator.” It’s a peptide designed to help soften the look of dynamic wrinkles, the lines formed by repeated facial movement (forehead, between brows, crow’s feet). What it does:• Helps reduce the appearance of expression lines• Supports smoother-looking skin• Targets muscle-contraction signaling pathways topically• Gives a subtle “relaxed” look to areas of tension Think of it as working on the movement side of wrinkles. GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide studied for skin regeneration, collagen signaling, and tissue remodeling support. What it does:• Supports collagen and elastin production• Helps improve skin firmness and elasticity• Supports barrier repair• Encourages healthier skin tone and texture• Assists in post-procedure recovery Think of it as working on the structure and repair side of aging. This is not a moisturizer this is serum that you want to use in the morning and the evening before you put your moisturizer on. You can use it on any body part not just your face. I am loving the results I am getting from it. My skin feels tighter, more glowy, tighter pores etc. My daughter has been using it to help with some light acne scaring and is loving it too! Her texture is looking better and better! USP <51> Antimicrobial Effectiveness Test (AET) and peptide identity test are attached online to the serum product! You can order at https://thepeptique.com Don't forget your SKOOL20 discount for 20% off.

We are in the thick of it with sick season- my youngest is down for the count this week- I fear I will be next. Is it too late to start a Thymosin Alpha protocol? Who here has taken it and could you tell me about your experience? Thanks!

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 🤗!

I need a bit of a pep talk, pun intended, to start the IM injections. I bought Lipo-C a couple weeks ago and just haven't mustered up the courage to shoot the glute!

Hi @Tara West and all who might be able to impart recovery support! What have you used to support recovery from a complete ACL tear. I have used BPC, TB 500 and GHK cu quite often in the past to support smaller injuries and strains/ pains. Thought this group might have some personal experience with using peps or small molecules for this type of injury. I am already using EAAs, adequate protein, Qualias stem cell supplement and the above mentioned peps. Thanks for any and all info!