A stabilised analogue of growth-hormone-releasing hormone.
PRODUCT PROFILE
Tesamorelin
£52.99
Tesamorelin is a laboratory-made version of a natural hormone signal that tells the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. Researchers study its effects on growth-hormone signalling and body-fat distribution. An authorised prescription version exists for one specific condition, which does not make this research listing a general weight-loss product.
It is the GHRH analogue in this catalogue with an authorised indication and outcome trials for a defined patient group.
- Evidence stageEstablished clinical evidence
- AvailabilityAvailable · 50 in stock
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50 in stock
PRODUCT INFORMATION
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What this material is+
Tesamorelin is a laboratory-made version of a natural hormone signal that tells the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. Researchers study its effects on growth-hormone signalling and body-fat distribution. An authorised prescription version exists for one specific condition, which does not make this research listing a general weight-loss product.
Research focus+
Clinical research includes growth-hormone signalling and reduction of excess abdominal fat in adults with HIV-associated lipodystrophy. It is not established as a general wellness or weight-loss treatment.
How the mechanism differs+
It activates the GHRH receptor upstream of the pituitary, encouraging the body to release its own growth hormone.
Evidence and limitations+
An authorised prescription medicine exists for a specific HIV-lipodystrophy indication. Evidence and approval do not extend automatically to other purposes or research products.
Testing and batch documentation+
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Understand the distinction.
Clinical research includes growth-hormone signalling and reduction of excess abdominal fat in adults with HIV-associated lipodystrophy. It is not established as a general wellness or weight-loss treatment.
It activates the GHRH receptor upstream of the pituitary, encouraging the body to release its own growth hormone.
It is the GHRH analogue in this catalogue with an authorised indication and outcome trials for a defined patient group.
An authorised prescription medicine exists for a specific HIV-lipodystrophy indication. Evidence and approval do not extend automatically to other purposes or research products.
Educational research context only. This information is not dosage, administration or personal-use guidance.



