◇ Compound Reference
GHRH Analog · 10mg
Established GHRH analog for endogenous GH pulse restoration. Used in age-related GH decline protocols under physician supervision.
GHRH Analog · 10mg per vial · dispensed after a physician review.
Sermorelin is a 29-amino-acid synthetic GHRH analog representing the first 29 amino acids of native GHRH. Has the longest clinical history of any GH secretagogue, originally approved by the FDA in 1990 for pediatric GH deficiency (subsequently discontinued by manufacturer).
GHRH receptor agonism. Stimulates endogenous growth hormone secretion through pulsatile pituitary activation.
Preserves the negative feedback loop with somatostatin.
| Class | GHRH(1–29) analogue |
| Mechanism | GHRH-receptor agonism; stimulates endogenous GH - characterised |
| Terminal half-life | Short (~10–20 min); pharmacodynamic effect outlasts plasma presence |
| Metabolism | Rapid peptidase degradation |
| Evidence base | Moderate-to-strong; historically used diagnostically |
| Regulatory status | Physician-supervised use; not for self-administration |
Sermorelin is a 29-amino-acid analogue of human GHRH (GHRH 1-29) with full GHRH activity. Subcutaneous 2mg peaks in 5–20 min with a short half-life (~11–12 min); it stimulates pituitary GH WITHOUT significant change in prolactin, LH, FSH, insulin, cortisol, glucose, or thyroid hormone - preserving pulsatile secretion. FDA-approved 1997 for paediatric GH deficiency (Geref), since discontinued commercially.
View on publisher ↗Review: GH secretagogues can raise GH/IGF-1 toward levels seen with recombinant GH but with physiologic PULSATILE kinetics (vs persistent supra-therapeutic levels from exogenous GH), with comparable fat loss / lean mass gain and substantially less risk. Sermorelin shows a favourable safety profile (rare nausea, facial flushing, injection-site reactions); large longitudinal studies still needed.
View on publisher ↗Sermorelin is verified and lot-tested, dispensed following a Biological Audit. The Audit is complimentary for the Batch 001 cohort.
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