Cognitive Function & Neuroprotection

A widely studied 'healing peptide' derived from stomach protein. Popular for helping the body repair muscle, tendon, and gut tissue faster.

A brain-focused compound studied for its dramatic effects on nerve connections in rodent models. Despite peptide-adjacent origins, it's chemically a small molecule — and it's never been tested in humans.

A tiny protein your mitochondria make on their own, first discovered for protecting brain cells in Alzheimer's research. Levels drop as you age, making it a longevity-research target.

A chemically modified, longer-acting version of Semax, engineered for extended stability while aiming to preserve its cognitive and focus-supporting effects.

The well-known 'bonding hormone' — and also a long-approved medication used in childbirth. Its social and emotional effects are studied separately from its approved medical use.

A tiny three-amino-acid peptide from the same Russian research family as Epithalon, studied for protecting brain cells from age-related oxidative damage.

A calming, non-sedating anxiety peptide from Russia. Eases stress and sharpens focus without the mental fog of typical anti-anxiety drugs.

The FDA-approved GLP-1 behind Ozempic and Wegovy. Reduces appetite, blood sugar, and heart disease risk.

A Russian nootropic peptide that sharpens memory and focus, originally developed to help stroke patients recover.