Epitalon 10mg

Peptide Product Fields

Peptide Purity

99.44%

Peptide Average Mass

12.59 mg

Peptide Summary

Epithalon: At the end of your DNA are protective caps called telomeres. Every time your cells divide, these caps get shorter, which is why we age. Epithalon actually rebuilds and lengthens these caps, literally slowing down the aging process at the DNA level. It also helps you sleep better.

Peptide Mechanism

Epithalon: Epithalon is a synthetic tetrapeptide that acts as a telomerase activator - an enzyme crucial for maintaining and lengthening telomeres. By stimulating telomerase activity, it helps protect cellular DNA and supports healthy cell division. It also stimulates melatonin synthesis and helps regulate circadian rhythms.

Peptide Recommendations

Epithalon: All doses are subcutaneous injection. Goal | Dose | Frequency Standard course | 5-10 mg | Once daily for 10-20 days Maintenance / repeat | 5-10 mg | Once or twice per year

Peptide Timing

Epithalon: Evening administration is often recommended, or divided into two daily doses (morning and evening).

Peptide Cycling Protocol

Epithalon: Typically administered for 10-20 consecutive days. This cycle can be repeated once or twice per year, with a 4-6 month break between cycles.

Peptide Side Effect Notes

Epithalon: Epithalon is generally considered safe in studies. No specific common side effects have been widely reported, but individual responses can vary. Consult a healthcare professional before starting.

Peptide Quick Dose

Peptide: Epithalon; Dose Range: 5-10 mg; Frequency: Once daily for 10-20 days; Timing / Notes: Evening. 1-2 courses per year only.

Peptide Comparison Notes

5. Cellular Energy & Anti-Aging: NAD+ vs. SS-31 vs. Epithalon NAD+ is the fuel. It provides the raw material your cells need to repair DNA and create energy. SS-31 is the mechanic. It goes into the mitochondria (the cell's power plants) and repairs the machinery so it can use the NAD+ fuel efficiently. Epithalon works on the DNA itself, lengthening the protective caps (telomeres) to slow down cellular aging. 6. Sleep: DSIP vs. Epithalon DSIP directly induces deep, slow-wave sleep, helping you stay asleep and wake up rested. Epithalon helps regulate the pineal gland and melatonin production, fixing your overall circadian rhythm.