Protocol 02 · Sermorelin
The recovery peptide, minus the forum mythology.
Sermorelin nudges your own pituitary to release growth hormone the way it did a decade ago: at night, in pulses, while you sleep. A licensed provider decides whether it fits, tracks it against IGF-1, and tells you plainly what it will and won't do.
$229/mo · labs about $280 at cost · cancel anytime, no fee. Available state by state; the waitlist covers all 50 states. Important safety information · Care standards
The signs
Recovery got slower. Nobody told you why.
Sleep that runs shallower than it used to. Two rest days where one used to do. Soreness that lingers into Thursday from a Monday session that wouldn't have registered at 28. None of it is a crisis. It's the growth hormone curve doing what the growth hormone curve does.
The Readout
Growth hormone is released in pulses, mostly during deep sleep, so a single GH blood draw tells you close to nothing. IGF-1 integrates those pulses into one stable, trackable marker. It gets drawn at baseline and again at 8 weeks.
GH output declines steadily from your twenties onward; research puts the slide at somewhere around one to two percent a year. Sermorelin doesn't override that system. It asks it to work like it used to, and IGF-1 tells you whether it answered.
What's included
Itemized, because you'd ask anyway.
A licensed provider in your state, on a real visit, who reads your labs with you and decides whether a GH secretagogue fits. Follow-ups included, not billed as extras.
A full panel to start, including IGF-1, the marker this protocol answers to. About $280, billed at cost. IGF-1 gets rechecked at 8 weeks against the same baseline.
Sermorelin from a 503A compounding pharmacy, dosed nightly, shipped to you, with the markup capped and published. Every batch carries a real certificate of analysis.
Dose changes come from your IGF-1 retest and how your sleep and recovery are moving, decided with the provider. Not a flat dose everyone gets.
Membership, labs, and medication are priced separately on purpose, so every number stays visible before you commit to anything.
How it works
Four steps. Dosing decisions happen at step three, with a provider.
- 01 Intake Six questions, about a minute. Free, no card. Puts you on your state's list.
- 02 Bloodwork Full panel including IGF-1, about $280, at a draw site near you.
- 03 Protocol Built with a licensed provider, against your labs. Sermorelin only if it actually fits.
- 04 Retest IGF-1 again at 8 weeks. The number says whether the protocol is doing anything.
On the record
Trust, itemized.
The short version of the standards every protocol runs on. The full set is written down at care standards.
Every prescription runs through a licensed provider in your state. Checked before a consult happens, not after. Nobody prescribes off a questionnaire alone.
Medication markup is capped and published, not negotiated per customer or buried inside a bundle price.
Every batch has a real certificate of analysis, not a stock PDF with your name pasted in.
This exact path was run in-house before it opened: intake, full panel, a provider who explains the numbers instead of reading a verdict off a screen. If it isn't worth our own bloodwork, it isn't shipping to yours.
Pricing
The whole number, before you give us anything.
Where the peptide programs live. Sermorelin, alone or stacked.
- Licensed provider in your state
- Full panel with IGF-1 to start, rechecked at 8 weeks (about $280/draw, at cost)
- The Sermorelin protocol, adjusted against your retests
- Room to stack a second protocol, TRT included
- Capped, published medication markup
One protocol at a time. Most men start here, with TRT.
- Licensed provider in your state
- Full panel to start, rechecked on a schedule
- One protocol, run properly, start to finish
Nothing charges until you choose to continue past intake. Cancel anytime, no fee. Available state by state; the waitlist covers all 50 states and intake claims your spot. Important safety information. Peptide therapy has real risks and monitoring requirements; a licensed provider reviews them with you before anything is prescribed.
Questions
The ones you'd actually ask.
Informational, not medical advice. A licensed provider makes the call once they've seen your labs.
What can I do today?
Start intake. Six questions, about a minute, no card. You get your starting point and a spot on your state's list. Labs and provider consults open state by state, and your intake is the first thing the provider sees when yours does.
Is this HGH?
No, and the difference matters. HGH replaces growth hormone from outside. Sermorelin prompts your own pituitary to release it, on your body's own nightly rhythm, which is why it's dosed at bedtime. Your feedback loops stay in charge, which is a real safety difference, and it's also why the effect is steadier and less dramatic than the forums suggest.
Will it put muscle on me?
Not the way the marketing implies. The honest read of the evidence: better sleep depth and recovery first, body composition slowly and modestly if at all. If a clinic sells you sermorelin as a physique drug, that tells you more about the clinic than the peptide.
Why not BPC-157 or ipamorelin?
Because a 503A pharmacy can't legally dispense them right now, and we only run protocols a licensed pharmacy can compound. Plenty of sites will sell you those anyway, labeled for research. That's the part of the industry we're not in.
What does it cost before I've committed to anything?
Intake is free. The only cost before a provider sees you is the bloodwork panel, about $280, billed at cost. Membership is $229 a month and starts only if you and the provider decide the protocol fits.
What if I change my mind?
Cancel anytime, no fee, no exit interview. Nothing charges until you choose to continue past intake.
Start
Tracked against IGF-1, not a testimonial.
Six questions now, bloodwork when your state opens, and a retest that says whether the protocol earned its keep. Deeper reading lives in the peptides wiki if you want the mechanism first.
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