Description
Tesamorelin–Ipamorelin 5MG/5MG is a combined research peptide used to study growth hormone release, IGF-1 modulation, and recovery pathways, potentially supporting fat metabolism and tissue regeneration in controlled lab environments.
Tesamorelin-Ipamorelin 5MG/5MG (Mixed with 3ml Bacteriostatic Water)
Research Handling Note:
Tesamorelin–Ipamorelin 5MG/5MG is a combined research peptide used to study growth hormone release, IGF-1 modulation, and recovery pathways, potentially supporting fat metabolism and tissue regeneration in controlled lab environments.
All our deliveries are sent with dry ice packs to guarantee the temperature of the peptide during transport.
Tesamorelin-Ipamorelin 5MG/5MG (Mixed with 3ml Bacteriostatic Water)
£105.00
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98 in stock
- Model: TESAMORELIN–IPAMORELIN 5MG/5MG
- Molecular Formula: No
- Pen contains 60 IU total. Each click delivers 0.6 IU
- Research Only:Yes
- SKU: TESAMORELIN–IPAMORELIN-1
Certificate of analysis
Additional information
| Premixed with Bacteriostatic Water | No, 1ML, 2ML, 3ML |
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