CLAVTIDES
A reference catalog for research peptide compounds.
ClavTides is an independent reference site for the research peptide compounds that show up most often in lab work, forum threads, and the protocols Clav himself has published — retatrutide, BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, semaglutide, tirzepatide, GHK-Cu, epitalon, and the rest of the modern catalog. Every compound page is built from publicly available scientific literature and pulls together the sequence, molecular weight, half-life, mechanism of action, and the reconstitution math you actually need before opening a vial. We are not a manufacturer and we are not a clinic — when a researcher needs to source the compound for lab work, we link out to a third-party supplier that publishes HPLC certificates of analysis and ships lyophilized vials in research-grade packaging. Everything on this site is organized to be scannable: one compound per page, citations inline, no marketing copy buried between you and the data. Educational and informational use only — nothing here is medical advice and none of the compounds listed are intended for human consumption.
About ClavTides
A reference site for research peptides.
ClavTides catalogs the research peptide compounds most frequently asked about by independent researchers — sequences, molecular weight, common reconstitution volumes, and references to the studies they come from. Every profile is built from publicly available scientific literature.
We aren't a clinic, a manufacturer, or a medical authority. We're a neutral reference, organized so the information is easy to scan: each compound has its own page with mechanism, half-life, common research protocols, and the source papers behind those numbers.
For researchers who also need to source compounds for laboratory work, ClavTides links out to a vetted third-party supplier that publishes HPLC purity certificates and ships lyophilized vials in research-grade packaging.
All content on ClavTides is provided for educational and informational use. None of the compounds discussed are intended for human consumption, treatment, or diagnosis. Always consult a qualified professional before any clinical decision.
Compound Profiles
Sequence, molecular weight, mechanism, half-life — sourced from public research.
Citations First
Every figure links back to the peer-reviewed study or supplier C of A behind it.
Sourcing Reference
Outbound links to a third-party supplier with HPLC testing. Not a manufacturer.
Featured Compounds
Most-Referenced Profiles
GLP-3 R
Retatrutide
Fat Loss & Body Recomp
Triple agonist targeting GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors. Up to 24% weight loss in Phase 2 trials.
Body Protection Compound
BPC-157
Injury Repair & Recovery
Pentadecapeptide studied for tendon, ligament, and gut healing. Clav's daily recovery compound.
Thymosin Beta-4 Fragment
TB-500
Tissue Healing & Flexibility
Actin-binding peptide researched for systemic tissue repair and inflammation reduction.
GH Secretagogue Stack
CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin
Growth Hormone & Sleep Quality
GHRH analog + ghrelin mimetic. Synergistic GH pulse amplification without cortisol spike.
30+
Compounds
Catalogued profiles
98%+
Purity
HPLC tested
$200+
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Research Compounds
Lyophilized vials · Sourced via third-party supplier
BPC-157 10mg
Epitalon 50mg
GHK-Cu 50mg
IGF-1 LR3 1mg
Ipamorelin 10mg
HPLC Tested ≥98% Purity
Listed compounds reference suppliers that publish HPLC purity testing with certificates of analysis available on request.
Free Shipping Over $200
Supplier ships research-grade packaging to your laboratory. Free shipping on orders over $200 through the linked supplier.
Research Grade Only
Lyophilized powder for in-vitro research use. Not for human consumption, treatment, or diagnosis under any circumstance.
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Compound profiles, reconstitution math, mechanism of action, and source citations — organized for easy reference.
For research and educational use only. Not for human consumption, treatment, or diagnosis.