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HGH Fragment 176-191 in a laboratory setting
Metabolic researchResearch use only

HGH Fragment 176-191

Lipolytic GH fragment

A synthetic fragment of growth hormone (residues 176–191) investigated in research for fat-metabolism pathways, reportedly without the glucose or IGF-1 effects of full-length GH.

Mechanism

Represents only the fat-loss portion of the growth-hormone molecule. Research suggests it stimulates lipolysis (fat breakdown) while avoiding the blood-sugar and IGF-1 effects of full-length GH.

Areas of research

  • Lipolysis and fat-metabolism models
  • Adipocyte research
  • Metabolic pathway studies
  • Growth-hormone fragment pharmacology

Sizes and pricing

SizePrice per vial
2mg£21
5mg£36
10mg£63
12mg£80
15mg£100

Batch testing. Purity and identity for this compound are determined per batch by an independent analytical laboratory. The certificate covering your lot is available on request. Certificates we have verified individually are published in full, each with the issuing laboratory’s verification key, in the COA library.

Research use only. HGH Fragment 176-191 is supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research. It is not for human or veterinary consumption, is not a drug, food, cosmetic or medical device, and must not be used for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Purchasers must be 18 or over and buying for research purposes. We do not provide guidance on human or animal use.

A batch-specific Certificate of Analysis is available on request. New to handling lyophilised material? See our reconstitution guide, storage guide and how to read a COA.