AOD-9604 Pen

AOD-9604 Pen

10mg
Dhs. 1,000.00
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AOD-9604 Pen

AOD-9604 Pen

Dhs. 1,000.00
Dosage

AOD-9604 is a synthetic peptide fragment derived from human growth hormone (hGH, amino acids 176–191), developed specifically for research into fat metabolism and lipolysis without the growth-promoting effects associated with full-length hGH.

Supplied in a sterile peptide pen, AOD-9604 has been widely studied for its ability to stimulate fat breakdown while inhibiting lipogenesis, making it a valuable compound for body composition, metabolic regulation, and adipose tissue research.


Key Features

🔥 hGH-derived peptide (176–191 fragment)
💉 Sterile peptide pen format for accurate research dosing
🧪 High-purity, research-grade formulation
⚙️ Targets lipolysis without GH-related growth activity
📄 For laboratory research use only


Key Benefits (Research-Based)

🔥 Stimulates Fat Breakdown (Lipolysis)
• Activates pathways involved in releasing stored fat from adipose tissue

🚫 Inhibits Fat Storage (Lipogenesis)
• Studied for its ability to reduce new fat accumulation

Supports Metabolic Efficiency
• Enhances fatty-acid utilisation without affecting glucose homeostasis

💪 No Muscle or Organ Growth Activity
• Lacks anabolic or growth-promoting effects of full hGH

📉 Body Composition Research
• Widely investigated in studies focused on fat reduction and metabolic balance


Human-Relevant Research Applications

🔬 Adipose tissue and metabolic regulation
AOD-9604 has been shown in human-relevant studies to stimulate lipolysis in adipose tissue while inhibiting lipogenesis, without impacting insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) levels. This makes it particularly useful in fat-loss and obesity-related research models.


Mechanism Overview

AOD-9604 selectively activates fat-specific metabolic pathways by:

  • Increasing breakdown of stored triglycerides

  • Reducing fat storage signalling

  • Supporting fatty-acid oxidation

Crucially, it does this without activating growth hormone pathways, allowing for targeted metabolic research.

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