Evidence-aware peptide education

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more.
Choose wisely.

A clearer way to explore peptide science—from established medicines and topical cosmetics to the compounds that remain experimental.

8 areas of interest
70 catalogue records
Status disclosed before submission
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Peptides are short chains of amino acids that can act as signals in the body. What they do—and how well they are understood—depends on the exact peptide.

Peptides, without the jargon

Start with the science.
Not the hype.

The word “peptide” describes a broad family, not one type of product. Some are proven prescription medicines. Some are topical cosmetic ingredients. Many popular online compounds are still unapproved or experimental.

Established

Supported for specific approved medical indications.

Investigational

Currently being studied in controlled research settings

Promising Investigational

Shows emerging promise and suitable for further investigational study

Important: This website does not provide diagnoses, dosing instructions or personalised treatment advice. A qualified healthcare professional should assess medicines, interactions and suitability.

Guided discovery

Find the right place to begin.

Choose one area

What would you like to explore?

Eight areas to explore

Follow your question,
then check the evidence.

The Lion catalogue

70 peptides.
One transparent view.

Each card presents a recognised peptide alongside its evidence and access context. Some peptides have established medical uses; others are investigational or remain in earlier-stage research. Each named vial is a representative LION PEPTIDES illustration only and does not depict actual product packaging. Packaging, presentation and labelling may vary by authorised manufacturer, jurisdiction and documented product information where applicable.

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Semaglutide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

GLP-1 analogue

Semaglutide

An established medicine used for appetite, weight and metabolic management in approved settings.

Evidence view

Strong evidence for approved indications; medical screening and monitoring are required.

Format: Injection; approved oral tablet in some settings

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Tirzepatide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

Dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist; LY3298176

Tirzepatide

An established dual-pathway medicine used for obesity and diabetes indications.

Evidence view

Strong evidence for approved obesity and diabetes indications.

Format: Subcutaneous injection

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Liraglutide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

GLP-1 analogue

Liraglutide

A daily GLP-1 medicine used for weight management and diabetes in approved settings.

Evidence view

Established medicine, generally with less weight loss than newer weekly agents.

Format: Subcutaneous prefilled pen

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Retatrutide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

LY-3437943

Retatrutide

A triple-receptor agonist being studied for weight and metabolic outcomes.

Evidence view

Investigational; efficacy and safety remain under controlled study.

Format: Once-weekly injection in clinical trials

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Cagrilintide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

AM833

Cagrilintide

A long-acting amylin analogue being investigated for appetite and weight management.

Evidence view

Investigational and limited to research protocols.

Format: Subcutaneous injection in trials

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Survodutide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

BI 456906

Survodutide

A dual-pathway compound being studied for weight and metabolic liver health.

Evidence view

Promising but investigational; long-term safety is still being evaluated.

Format: Subcutaneous injection in trials

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Pemvidutide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

ALT-801

Pemvidutide

A GLP-1/glucagon dual agonist under study for weight and liver-fat reduction.

Evidence view

Investigational with no approved treatment regimen.

Format: Subcutaneous injection in trials

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled AOD-9604; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

Modified hGH fragment 176–191

AOD-9604

A modified growth-hormone fragment promoted for fat loss.

Evidence view

Human efficacy is not established; safety and product-quality concerns remain.

Format: Injectable powder; oral and topical forms marketed

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Tesamorelin; not actual product packaging or inventory
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44-amino-acid GHRH analogue

Tesamorelin

A specialist medicine for reducing excess abdominal fat in adults with HIV-associated lipodystrophy.

Evidence view

Evidence-based only for its narrow approved indication—not ordinary weight loss.

Format: Reconstituted subcutaneous injection

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Pramlintide; not actual product packaging or inventory
Metabolic healthRepresentative image

Amylin analogue

Pramlintide

An approved diabetes medicine that influences mealtime glucose and appetite.

Evidence view

Not a general weight-loss product and carries important hypoglycaemia risk with insulin.

Format: Subcutaneous pen injection

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled Sermorelin; not actual product packaging or inventory
Body compositionRepresentative image

GRF 1–29

Sermorelin

A growth-hormone-releasing factor associated with GH stimulation, sleep and recovery claims.

Evidence view

Limited evidence for anti-ageing, recovery or body-composition claims.

Format: Usually compounded injection; intranasal forms marketed

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Representative Lion Peptides vial illustration labelled CJC-1295 with DAC; not actual product packaging or inventory
Body compositionRepresentative image

CJC-1295

CJC-1295 with DAC

A long-acting experimental GHRH analogue promoted for GH and body-composition effects.

Evidence view

Limited human evidence with unresolved systemic safety concerns.

Format: Injectable lyophilised powder

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Representative illustration of a generic unbranded injectable pen device; not an actual product, manufacturer, model or packageRepresentative illustration
Generic visual only. It does not depict confirmed stock, packaging, manufacturer, approval, compatibility or an exact device model.

Injectable pen devices

A more structured format—when the device fits the medicine.

A compatible injectable pen may offer a more convenient and structured administration format when it is supplied or authorised for the exact medicine and used according to manufacturer instructions and appropriate professional guidance. A pen does not remove the need for clinical assessment or product-specific training.

Potential convenience

Handling may feel more organised for some compatible presentations, but ease and suitability depend on the complete medicine-and-device system.

Product-specific review

Formulation, cartridge or prefilled presentation, market authorisation and manufacturer instructions must all be checked before compatibility can be confirmed.

BrandTo be confirmed
ModelTo be confirmed
ManufacturerTo be confirmed
Regulatory statusTo be confirmed
CompatibilityRequires product-specific confirmation
AvailabilitySubject to documentation and market review
Register accessory interest

Product-specific video guidance is deferred until suitable approved material is available.

Generic modern laboratory analysis equipment and glassware

Quality must be evidenced

Reputation is not a substitute for records.

Lion Peptides aims to work with reputable pharmaceutical and specialist manufacturing sources operating under stringent processes. Specific supplier, manufacturing and testing claims will only be made when supporting documents are available for the relevant product and batch.

Source identity

Named manufacturer and traceable supply chain.

Batch analysis

Relevant identity, purity and safety documentation.

Access status

Clear prescription, trial, research or cosmetic classification.

Handling records

Storage, transport and product-specific documentation.

No certification, batch release, supplier relationship or product availability is asserted on this preview because those documents were not supplied.

Order and consultation requests

A responsible next step—not a blind checkout.

Every catalogue entry can be placed in a non-binding request basket for review. Status and the applicable pathway are disclosed in the basket before submission. Trial-only and unapproved research compounds remain excluded from direct checkout.

  1. 1Choose up to 20 catalogue or accessory interests
  2. 2Review each item’s status and pathway
  3. 3Acknowledge restricted selections and submit for review

Dedicated request page

Choose, review and submit

The request page lets all 70 catalogue entries enter a review basket, then discloses status and routing before submission. Restricted selections require an acknowledgement and cannot progress to direct checkout. No payment, prices, stock, shipping or checkout totals are included.

Open ordering page

Submission is not payment, an order confirmation, a prescription or a guarantee of availability or supply.