Peptide GradingKey benefits
- Raised LH and testosterone in human studies
- Key signal for the start of puberty
- Studied for fertility and IVF research
Regulatory activity
Phase I–II Clinical Trials
Early-stage human trials
Route
Subcutaneous
Often studied away from meals; timing varies by protocol.
Cycle
Varies by study
Typical duration
Storage
-20°C lyophilized · 2–8°C once reconstituted
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What the research reports
Research Benefits of Kisspeptin-10
What published research has reported so far. These are research findings, not promised results.
Raised LH and testosterone in human studies
Key signal for the start of puberty
Studied for fertility and IVF research
What the evidence shows
Kisspeptin has been given to volunteers in human research studies, where it reliably increased reproductive hormones such as LH. Longer forms of kisspeptin have been tested as a trigger for egg maturation in IVF. These are physiology and early clinical studies, not approved treatments.
Safety and regulatory position
Not approved · human research onlyKisspeptin-10 is not approved as a medicine. Its human use has been limited to supervised research settings, so long-term safety is unknown. Vendors sell it for laboratory research use only.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Kisspeptin is a brain signal that controls the release of GnRH, the hormone that drives LH and FSH and, through them, reproductive function.