Peptides are everywhere; they’re unavoidable. Insulin is a peptide. So are GLP-1s—the Ozempics and Mounjaros of the world.

Many peptides are produced either by compounding pharmacies in the U.S. or by an ever-growing number of factories in China. The most serious users tend to get peptides from the latter for both a wider ...

For academic researchers, many universities and institutes maintain their own core facilities for peptide synthesis. When such facilities are not available, or when they do not offer the exact ...

From “Wolverine Stacks” to “Vitality Protocols,” biohackers claim these peptide cocktails can heal injuries, boost energy, and reverse aging. Experts warn it may be riskier than it seems. Some ...

Since 1921, when the first therapeutic peptide, insulin, was synthesized, many peptide-related accomplishments have reverberated throughout the industry, with more than 80 peptide drugs being approved ...

Peptides have long been a fixture in skincare. They signal cells to produce more collagen and repair visible damage. Their role in hair care is relatively new to the market, but the principle is ...

JPT is a key player in the world of peptides. They create special tools like peptide microarrays that help map out immune responses. They also offer services that speed up the creation of new ...

Peptides are the buzziest ingredient in lip care. Touted as the secret to better lip hydration, smoothness, and fullness, lip peptide products are in high demand. But do peptide lip treatments ...