Peptides by category.
Every compound on the site sits in one of eight categories, grouped by the system it acts on. Within each, the compounds with the strongest published human evidence come first. Category is about mechanism, not proof: a peptide filed under healing is one people use for healing, not one shown to work for it.
Metabolic & GLP-1
12 compoundsGLP-1, GIP and glucagon agonists studied for weight and blood-sugar.
4 FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All metabolic & glp-1 peptides →Healing & recovery
6 compoundsPeptides discussed for tissue repair, injury and recovery.
1 FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All healing & recovery peptides →Growth hormone
16 compoundsGH-releasing peptides and secretagogues.
2 FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All growth hormone peptides →Skin & cosmetic
7 compoundsCompounds used topically for skin, hair and anti-aging.
1 FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All skin & cosmetic peptides →Longevity
8 compoundsMitochondrial and senescence-linked longevity peptides.
1 FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All longevity peptides →Cognition & mood
10 compoundsNootropic and mood-linked peptides.
None FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All cognition & mood peptides →Sexual health
5 compoundsPeptides studied for libido and sexual function.
4 FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All sexual health peptides →Immune & inflammation
5 compoundsImmune-modulating and antimicrobial peptides.
None FDA-approved · strongest evidence:
All immune & inflammation peptides →Looking for a specific outcome instead?
Categories group compounds by what they act on. The outcome rankings start from the result someone wants and rank every compound people use for it by the evidence, which often cuts across categories.