Ipamorelin: what it is, how it is sold and how to track it
Updated 2026-11-02 · The Pep Planner
Ipamorelin is a small research peptide that is often listed next to CJC-1295. This page covers what it is, how it is sold and how to keep accurate records.
Educational overview for record keeping. Not medical advice, and no doses. Check the rules where you live.
What it is
Ipamorelin is a synthetic peptide made of five amino acids (a pentapeptide). It belongs to a group called growth hormone secretagogues, which act on the same receptor as the natural hormone ghrelin.
It was developed in the late 1990s and reached clinical trials, but it is not an approved medicine.
How it is usually sold
- As a freeze-dried powder in a sealed vial, labeled by milligrams per vial
- Often in blends with CJC-1295
Regulatory status
Ipamorelin is not approved by the U.S. FDA, and growth hormone secretagogues are on the WADA prohibited list. Check the rules where you live.
Storage basics
Sealed vials are usually kept cold and dark. Mixed vials are typically refrigerated and used within a window you set from the vendor's guidance.
How The Pep Planner helps you track it
Add ipamorelin with its vendor, strength and lot. If you have it as a blend with CJC-1295, add the blend as its own item so the vial count and mix records match what is actually in the vial.
Common questions
Why is ipamorelin often listed with CJC-1295?
They act on different receptors and are frequently sold together as a blend. Track a blend as its own item.
Does this page recommend an amount?
No. The Pep Planner is an organizer and tracker. We do not give dosing or medical advice.
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