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CJC-1295

Other ·Insufficient evidence ·Reviewed May 2026

Synthetic long-acting GHRH analog studied in healthy adults for GH/IGF-1 stimulation. It is not an FDA-approved wellness therapy, and FDA flags serious adverse events and limited clinical data.

What it's good for
  • No approved wellness use1
  • Human efficacy evidence is insufficient for consumer guidance2
  • Reference-only safety profile2,3
What to watch for
  • Unknown product purity, potency, and sterility risk outside regulated drug supply
  • Injection-site reactions or infection risk with injectable products
  • Immune reactions are possible with peptide impurities or aggregation
  • Pregnancy or nursing
  • History of cancer or active malignancy unless specifically cleared by an oncologist

The bottom line

Evidence rating insufficient. Most-documented uses: no approved wellness use, human efficacy evidence is insufficient for consumer guidance, reference-only safety profile. 3 sources indexed (2006–2026), with 0 interaction records on file.

The science

How it works, mechanistically.

Core mechanism

Acts as a GHRH receptor agonist and can raise growth hormone and IGF-1. This endocrine activation creates clinically meaningful safety uncertainty outside supervised research.1,2

Class
Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone Analog (not FDA-approved)
Dosing

Dosing & protocol.

Common range
Not provided; NutriStack does not provide dosing guidance for research peptides.
Recommended form
Not supported for human use outside approved clinical research or regulated medical care

Route-specific guidance is intentionally not provided for unapproved research peptides.

Safety

Full safety detail.

Side effects

  • Unknown product purity, potency, and sterility risk outside regulated drug supply
  • Injection-site reactions or infection risk with injectable products
  • Immune reactions are possible with peptide impurities or aggregation

Contraindications

  • Pregnancy or nursing
  • History of cancer or active malignancy unless specifically cleared by an oncologist
  • Use by competitive athletes subject to anti-doping rules
  • Use without clinician supervision
Sources

Sources, by evidence tier.

Numbered references. Citations throughout the page link here.

Randomized controlled trials

2

Reference material

1
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Deep dives & adjacent profiles.

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