Five ways to deliver a signal.

The peptide is half the answer. The other half is how it gets there. We design every product around the format that fits its mechanism — not the other way around.

Subcutaneous

Maximum bioavailability for systemic therapeutics.

Subcutaneous administration bypasses first-pass metabolism. Used when precision dosing, predictable absorption, and rapid onset matter most.

Transdermal patch

Sustained release for steady-state signaling.

Patches deliver peptides through the skin barrier over hours to days. Ideal where steady serum levels matter more than peak concentration.

Intranasal

A route studied for nose-to-brain delivery.

Intranasal delivery can route certain peptides toward the central nervous system, bypassing the blood-brain barrier. This mechanism is of particular interest in research related to cognitive and neurological health.

Oral capsule

Patient-friendly dosing for stable molecules.

Stabilized formulations allow select peptides to survive the gastrointestinal tract. Convenience expands adherence — particularly for long-term protocols.

Topical

Localized action where the tissue lives.

Topical formulations deliver peptides directly to skin and underlying tissue. Used for dermatologic, regenerative, and aesthetic applications.