Over a month ago, after using the same peptide company for nearly three years, I decided it was time to switch companies.
It made me sad, of course.
I had been with them for almost three years, but it was simply time for a change.
And in that short period, the peptide space has undergone a dramatic shift.
Peptides have transitioned from the RUO underground into mainstream medicines.
With major pharmaceutical companies such as Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and other large conglomerates now investing heavily in and adopting these compounds.
And this is because people are beginning to realize just how powerful these drugs can be.
Not even simply as one-off treatments or adjunctives.
But as tools that are truly capable of engineering and restructuring biology in ways that can influence everything from our sleep and fat loss to energy and metabolic function.
Who I Changed To And Why
Meet Peptime.
Yes, I know what you’re probably asking yourself:
What makes them so good/different?
All of their products are compounded in the United States by an exclusive partner pharmacy in Miami, Florida.
And their lyophilized peptides are made in ISO-5 cleanroom conditions with third-party verification.
See, the thing is that producing domestically with peptides means the most fragile part of the journey, getting a finished product safely to your door, never depends on an international shipment clearing customs.
And it means spending less time in transit.
Peptime holds the highest peptide quality grade, Grade A (near pharma grade), across the entire peptide catalog.
And their quality is independently verified by a third-party testing platform that anonymizes the vials, tests them through third-party labs, and assigns each COA a letter grade vendors can’t influence.
Held in temperature-controlled cold storage, all their products are dispatched within 24 hours after order, delivered within 2–3 days.
And their quality is published, independently graded, and traceable by batch.
The Peptides I’m Using, and Why
1. GHK-Cu
GHK-Cu is effectively a bioregulator that can influence thousands of genes involved in inflammation, tissue repair, extracellular matrix, antioxidant defence, and cellular maintenance.
I’m using it because of its potential applications around:
Redox capacity and mitochondrial antioxidant defence
Collagen remodeling
Acne scarring
Post-surgery scarring
General tissue repair and cellular maintenance
The reason I’m particularly interested in it is its relationship with collagen remodeling and its broader effects on cellular maintenance.
2. Epithalon (AEDG)
This has helped me to improve my deep sleep numbers for recovery between hard training sessions.
I’ve noticed my deep sleep is slumping on the harder training days where I’m lifting + training BJJ.
So I know was something I want to experiment with.
Recovery becomes a completely different problem when you’re stacking hard lifting sessions with BJJ.
The goal here is simple, Improve the recovery side of the equation.
3. Thymosin Alpha-1
This one was primarily about immune resilience.
I was very immune depleted after training and competing through sickness, and my last lymphocyte/monocyte ratio was on the lower end in my labs.
So Ive been using TA1 once weekly among some other immune peptides/supplements to improve my immune/nervous system balance.
4. Tirzepatide
This one was purely strategic.
I’m currently in the middle of a bulking phase and will be cutting in around 3 weeks to get back down to fighting weight for BJJ at 73 kg.
I’m going to be using some low-dose tirzepatide to aid in the cutting phase and make my life a whole lot easier in the process. (0.8mg)
The goal being to make the process easier while I bring bodyweight back down toward fighting weight…
If You Want To Access Some Of These Peptides
If you want to access some of these peptides, my link is attached below.
You can also use the code BIOHACKER and you’ll get 10% off your total order at checkout.
Shoot if i knew were they were I would just do drive up😂