HGH vs CJC-1295 No DAC + Ipamorelin

Supplying the hormone, or asking the body to release its own. That is the whole decision, and the table above cannot fully express it — because the two are not sold in the same unit.

HGH is recombinant somatropin: the complete 191-residue protein, measured in international units. CJC-1295 No DAC + Ipamorelin is two short peptides acting on the pituitary — a GHRH analogue and a selective ghrelin-receptor agonist — so any growth hormone reaching circulation is endogenous, released in pulses rather than delivered as a bolus.

Because international units and milligrams do not convert cleanly, the price-per-milligram cell is empty for HGH. That blank is deliberate and it is the honest cell on this page. A vendor showing a per-milligram price for somatropin beside a per-milligram price for a secretagogue is comparing two different quantities and calling the difference a saving.

The evidence bases differ in kind as well as in size. Recombinant growth hormone has decades of clinical characterisation in defined deficiency states. The blend's two components each carry pharmacology literature; the combination as sold carries none, and we do not lend one to the other.

Both are supplied lyophilised and stored at 2–8 °C. Reconstituted, the blend holds 14 days refrigerated and HGH 21. Both are supplied for laboratory research only, and neither is sold for human or veterinary use.