A clinic-inspired peptide protocol, explained simply.
- Peptides and protocols for skin, health and injury recovery, available to buy
- Research-only compounds kept clearly separate from products you can buy
- A searchable encyclopaedia for the science behind the labels
Each product has a colour mark. It tells you if that item is a cosmetic, an approved medicine, or research only. What the marks mean
Entries
26 entries in this status.
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Acetyl hexapeptide-51 amide
Cosmetic signal peptide
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Acetyl hexapeptide-8
Neurotransmitter-affecting peptide (cosmetic topical)
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Acetyl octapeptide-3
Cosmetic SNAP-25 analogue (topical)
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Acetyl tetrapeptide-15
Cosmetic soothing tetrapeptide
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Acetyl tetrapeptide-3
Cosmetic tetrapeptide (hair/skin appearance)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
AHK-Cu
Copper-binding tripeptide (cosmetic)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Beautifeye
Branded cosmetic active blend
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Collagen amino acids
Amino-acid mixture from collagen hydrolysis
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Dermaxyl
Branded cosmetic ceramide/peptide system
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Dipeptide diaminobutyroyl benzylamide diacetate
Cosmetic Waglerin-1 mimetic
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Eyeliss
Branded cosmetic peptide blend (eye area)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
GHK (without copper)
Matrikine tripeptide (copper-free)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
GHK-Cu
Naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide (cosmetic / topical research)
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Hyaluronic acid
Glycosaminoglycan (not a peptide)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Hydrolyzed keratin
Hydrolyzed protein (not a discrete therapeutic peptide)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Hydrolyzed silk protein
Hydrolyzed structural protein
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Hydrolyzed wheat protein
Hydrolyzed plant protein
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Idealift
Lipopeptide cosmetic active
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Matrixyl 3000
Branded cosmetic peptide pair
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Palmitoyl pentapeptide-4
Signal peptide (cosmetic)
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 (Rigin)
Cosmetic tetrapeptide
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Palmitoyl tripeptide-1
Signal peptide (cosmetic)
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Palmitoyl tripeptide-38
Cosmetic matrikine
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Palmitoyl tripeptide-5
Cosmetic matrikine (palmitoylated tripeptide)
May appear in topical serums
- TGA approvedCosmetic
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide)
DNA fragment mixture (not a peptide)
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
- TGA approvedCosmetic
Undecylenoyl phenylalanine (Sepiwhite MSH)
Amino-acid derivative (MSH-pathway cosmetic) — not a classic peptide drug
Cosmetic ingredient — encyclopaedia only
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