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Ipamorelin tracker
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Ipamorelin is the cleanest of the GHRPs — a short-acting pituitary nudge without the cortisol or prolactin baggage that older GHRPs carried. The protocol is small: 200–300 µg, nightly, into a rotating site. The variability is in whether you stack it with CJC-1295 or Tesamorelin and whether you cycle. Peptide Protocol holds the timing, the math, and the rotation; you just open it once a day.

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Ipamorelin at a glance

Verified against the current FDA prescribing information / regulatory record. For mechanism, primary-literature sourcing, and a fuller pharmacology view, follow the cross-link to our sister site.

ClassPentapeptide GHRP / ghrelin receptor agonist
Regulatory statusResearch-only — no FDA-approved human label
Evidence levelFDA regulatory notice / literature
Plasma half-lifePublished values ≈2 hours; not a label fact.
Approved presentationNo FDA-approved marketed presentation.
Dose initiationNo verified label dosing. Self-protocols typically run 200–300 µg per dose nightly.
Common stack pairingsCJC-1295 (additive GH pulse); Tesamorelin (alternative GHRH)
Side-effect notesLimited human safety data. Cleaner side-effect profile than older GHRPs in the published literature.
Key caveatIpamorelin is research-only. No FDA-approved human dosing. Numbers on this page reflect community convention, not a label.

For full Ipamorelin background and primary-literature sourcing, see the Ipamorelin guide on peptide-calc.app.

Built around Ipamorelin protocols

Three things nightly GH-axis protocols actually need.

Pre-bed reminder window

The biology cares about timing — Ipamorelin works best 2–3 hours after the last meal. Set the reminder for that window. The Today screen and home-screen widget keep the next dose visible all evening.

Vial-aware math

Different vendors ship 2 mg, 5 mg, 10 mg vials. The calculator handles all three with sensible BAC water defaults and instantly outputs the unit count. When you switch vials mid-cycle, the math follows.

Easy upgrade to a CJC blend

If you start solo Ipamorelin and decide to add CJC-1295 later, edit the protocol to a blend. The app keeps your dose history continuous and the calculator switches to blend mode automatically.

What it looks like

Peptide Protocol Today screen with a nightly Ipamorelin dose due, streak counter and next site Reconstitution calculator showing 10 units on a U-100 insulin syringe at 2.5 mg/mL with an Ipamorelin 250 mcg preset Body-map showing injection-site rotation for nightly Ipamorelin with cooldowns visible

Ipamorelin tracking — common questions

Does Peptide Protocol have an Ipamorelin preset?

Yes — Ipamorelin is supported in the calculator. Because it has no FDA-approved human label, the app does not ship a default dose; you enter your vial mass, BAC water volume, and target dose in µg, and the calculator returns the unit count for U-100, U-50, or U-30 syringes. Most community protocols sit at 200–300 µg per dose, roughly 8–12 units on a U-100 at standard reconstitution.

How is Ipamorelin different from CJC-1295?

Ipamorelin is a GHRP / ghrelin mimetic — it triggers a GH pulse from the pituitary. CJC-1295 is a GHRH analog — it amplifies and extends pulses. They work on different receptors and produce additive GH release when combined. Ipamorelin is sometimes run alone for a cleaner short-acting pulse without the prolactin / cortisol spikes other GHRPs can produce.

Can I run Ipamorelin alone in the app?

Yes. Build it as a single-peptide protocol: 200–300 µg nightly before bed, with optional pre-workout doses if your protocol calls for that. The Today screen surfaces the next dose, the calculator handles the math, the rotation map manages site cooldowns. You can later upgrade to a CJC + Ipa blend by editing the protocol.

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Data sources

This page is fact-checked against the current regulatory record. Last verified 2026-05-09.

Not medical advice. Ipamorelin is a research peptide. It is not FDA-approved for any human indication and is restricted under WADA in competition. The information on this page is informational and does not constitute a recommendation to use the compound. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting, modifying, or stopping any compound. See the full Ipamorelin reference for primary sources.