NAD, CJC, sermorelin, and tesa, in plain names
These four get lumped together in chats. They are not the same vial.
NAD+ is not a peptide. It is a molecule cells use in energy reactions. We sell it as a dry vial anyway, because that is how people look for it. 500mg is $35. 1000mg is $60. Five of the 500mg vials are $150. Five of the 1000mg vials are $250.
CJC-1295 (no DAC) plus ipamorelin is one vial with 5mg of each. People shorten that to CJC/IPA. $40. "No DAC" means it is the shorter-acting form, without the drug-affinity complex that keeps the other version in circulation longer.
Sermorelin is one 5mg vial for $35. It is a short analog of growth-hormone-releasing hormone. A prescription version called Geref used to be on the US market and the maker later stopped selling it. This listing is a research vial, not a restarted brand.
Tesamorelin is one 5mg vial for $50. Twelve are $500. The prescription product in the US is Egrifta, approved for a specific use in people with HIV. This vial is not Egrifta.
All of the peptide vials are at least 99% pure, fill within 10% of the label. NAD 500. NAD 1000. CJC/IPA. Sermorelin. Tesamorelin.
Viales de investigación. 21 años o más. No es para personas ni animales. No es consejo médico.