AOD-9604
Growth-hormone fragment studied for fat loss; trials failed
Reference
The same sourced library that ships inside the SoluneFit app: what each compound is, what the published research actually shows, its US regulatory position, and the safety record — written from primary sources (FDA documents, labels, PubMed-indexed papers, WADA lists), never from vendor pages. Evidence is graded A–X and every page lists its sources.
This page describes published research and public regulatory records. It is not medical advice. SoluneFit does not sell, supply, or recommend any compound. The SoluneFit app includes a private, on-device tracker for people who want a record of what they and their clinician have already decided — the app neither suggests compounds nor doses.
Growth-hormone fragment studied for fat loss; trials failed
Gut-derived peptide studied in rodents for healing
Approved injection for low sexual desire in women (Vyleesi)
Weekly amylin analogue in weight-loss trials
Week-long growth-hormone releaser, two small trials
Short-acting growth-hormone releaser, no human data
Brain-targeted peptide tested in rodents for memory
Sleep-linked peptide from the 1970s, small old trials
Weekly diabetes injection (Trulicity)
Mitochondria-targeted drug approved for Barth syndrome
Russian pineal-derived peptide promoted for ageing
Copper peptide used in skin-care products
Growth-hormone releaser; a diagnostic drug in Japan
Early growth-hormone releasing peptide (1984)
Growth-hormone releaser studied in the 1990s
Lab-reagent form of IGF-1, never tested in humans
Selective growth-hormone releaser, one human study
Reproductive-axis peptide given in small human studies
Anti-inflammatory fragment studied in cells and mice
Hormone-suppressing depot injection (Lupron)
Daily diabetes and weight-loss injection (Victoza, Saxenda)
Unapproved tanning injection, studied in the 1990s
Oral growth-hormone secretagogue pill, not approved
Mitochondrial peptide studied in mice for metabolism
Cell coenzyme sold as infusions and supplements
Labour hormone, approved as an injection (Pitocin)
Russian tripeptide promoted for brain protection
Triple-hormone weight-loss injection in late trials
Russian nasal drops for anxiety, not approved in the US
Weekly weight-loss and diabetes injection (Ozempic, Wegovy)
Russian nasal drops for stroke recovery, not approved in the US
Growth-hormone releaser, formerly approved (Geref)
Prescription growth hormone (Genotropin and others)
Thymosin fragment sold for tissue repair, animal data only
Daily injection approved for HIV-related belly fat (Egrifta)
Immune peptide marketed abroad for hepatitis B (Zadaxin)
Weekly weight-loss and diabetes injection (Mounjaro, Zepbound)
Evidence grades: A = regulator-approved with pivotal randomised trials; B = human randomised trials, not approved for that use; C = small or uncontrolled human studies or case series; D = animal or in-vitro data only; X = essentially no published data.