GHRP-2


Available sizes: 5 mg, 10 mg
GHRP-2 is a synthetic hexapeptide acting at GHS-R1a. It belongs to the generation of growth hormone releasing peptides developed after GHRP-6, with greater potency at the target receptor and noticeably less of the appetite effect.
Its reported cortisol and prolactin release is a confound in studies of growth hormone, and a topic in its own right in studies of how the secretagogue receptor interacts with other pituitary axes. Which of those a researcher is doing determines whether GHRP-2 is the right compound or the wrong one.
Comparative potency studies across the secretagogue class
Pituitary cross-axis effects — cortisol and prolactin alongside growth hormone
Stimulation testing protocols, where a reliable and potent stimulus is wanted
Ghrelin receptor structure-activity work
GHRP-6 is the first-generation compound and Ipamorelin the selective one; the three together are the standard series for structure-activity comparison in this class.
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