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AOD-9604 vs Other Lipolytic Peptides: Research Comparison

This table compares AOD-9604 to other peptides used in lipolytic research protocols to clarify mechanism differences and protocol compatibility. AOD-9604 Beta-3 adrenergic receptor agonist (hGH fragment 176-191) ~2.5 hours 300mcg twice daily −20°C (lyophilised

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  • This table compares AOD-9604 to other peptides used in lipolytic research protocols to clarify mechanism differences and protocol compatibility.
  • AOD-9604
  • Beta-3 adrenergic receptor agonist (hGH fragment 176-191)
  • ~2.5 hours
  • 300mcg twice daily
  • −20°C (lyophilised), 2–8°C (reconstituted, 28 days max)
  • Best for pure lipolytic research without growth hormone receptor activity. Highly sensitive to temperature and pH
  • CJC-1295
  • GHRH analogue (growth hormone release)
  • 6–8 days
  • 2mg weekly
  • −20°C (lyophilised), 2–8°C (reconstituted, 60 days max)
  • Indirect lipolysis via GH elevation. More stable than AOD-9604 but broader endocrine effects complicate isolated fat loss research
  • Ipamorelin
  • Ghrelin receptor agonist (growth hormone secretagogue)
  • ~2 hours
  • 200–300mcg 2–3x daily
  • −20°C (lyophilised), 2–8°C (reconstituted, 30 days max)
  • Similar dosing frequency to AOD-9604 but works via GH pulse rather than direct beta-receptor binding
  • Tesamorelin
  • Synthetic GHRH analogue
  • ~45 minutes
  • 2mg daily
  • 2–8°C (pre-mixed formulation stable 30 days)
  • FDA-approved for lipodystrophy research. Shortest half-life requires daily dosing, most expensive per protocol cycle
  • Fragment 176-191 (generic)
  • Identical to AOD-9604
  • 250–500mcg twice daily
  • Chemically identical to AOD-9604 but lacks acetylation modification. Slightly lower receptor affinity in some assays