The most popular peptide blends, explained.

What each blend contains, why its components are stacked together, and where it's sold. Composition and vendor pricing are pulled live from The Peptide App. For research and educational purposes only. See the full peptide guide for individual profiles.

GLOW

the skin, hair, and recovery blend

AAB

A copper-peptide-led blend discussed for skin, hair, and connective-tissue recovery.

GHK-Cu75%

BPC-15713%

TB-50013%

60 + 10 + 10mg vialfrom $1.11/mg · 8 vendors

KLOW

GLOW plus KPV

AABA

A four-part blend that adds KPV to the GLOW recovery stack for an anti-inflammatory angle.

50 + 10 + 10 + 10mg vialfrom $1.13/mg · 5 vendors

BPC-157 + TB-500

the recovery pair, sometimes called Wolverine

The two most commonly discussed repair peptides in an even split.

BPC-15750%

TB-50050%

5 + 5mg vialfrom $2.75/mg · 8 vendors

CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin

the GH secretagogue pair

The most commonly paired growth-hormone secretagogues, in an even split.

CJC-1295 (no DAC)50%

Ipamorelin50%

10 + 10mg vialfrom $4.50/mg · 5 vendors

Pinealon + Epitalon

the bioregulator pair

Two short bioregulator peptides discussed in the longevity literature.

Pinealon50%

Epitalon50%

30 + 30mg vialFull profile →

How to use this guide

Read every blend component separately

A blend name is shorthand, not a complete research record. Open the blend profile to see its component ratios, then follow the links to each individual peptide profile for evidence, safety context, and source references. Combining compounds does not erase the limitations or uncertainties attached to each one.

When you already have professional instructions, the peptide calculator can help record confirmed vial and amount details. For planning structure, browse the curated protocol library or use the custom protocol builder. These tools organize information; they do not recommend starting a blend or changing a dose.