How to Use Ipamorelin

How to Use — Step-by-Step (Subcutaneous)

Preparation

• Wash Your Hands – Soap and water.

• Prepare Site – Abdomen, thigh, or upper arm; cleanse with an alcohol swab; let air-dry.

Prepare the Injection

• Inspect Vial – Solution should be clear and particle-free.

• Draw Dose – Using a sterile insulin syringe, draw 0.15 ml to deliver 300 mcg.

• Remove Air – Tap syringe; expel bubbles.

Administration

• Pinch Skin – Create a small fold.

• Insert Needle – ~45° into subcutaneous tissue.

• Inject Slowly – Depress plunger steadily; withdraw at same angle.

• Apply Pressure – Light pressure with gauze/cotton if needed.

After

• Sharps Disposal – Place used needle/syringe in a sharps container.

• Timing – Daily, ideally at bedtime on an empty stomach (2–3 hours after last meal) unless your prescriber advises otherwise.

Possible Side Effects

Possible Side Effects

Common (often dose/response related)

• Increased appetite, warmth/flushing, headache

• Mild water retention/ankle swelling, transient fatigue

• Injection-site redness/itching, mild bruising

Less Common / Monitor

• Lightheadedness, rare BP fluctuations

• Hand/foot tingling (carpal-tunnel–like), muscle cramps

Serious (stop & seek care)

• Severe allergic reaction (hives, facial swelling, wheeze)

• Marked edema, shortness of breath, chest symptoms

Not an exhaustive list. If effects are severe, persistent, or unusual, discontinue and contact your clinician.

Additional Information

Additional Information

What is Ipamorelin?
A ghrelin receptor agonist (GHRP) used under medical supervision to increase the frequency of physiologic GH pulses, supporting recovery and sleep-aligned regeneration.

How Does It Work?

• Pulse Frequency Support – Stimulates endogenous GH release events without large cortisol/prolactin spikes typical of older GHRPs.

• Recovery & Composition – Clinically used to support repair, sleep quality, and favorable body-composition trends with training and nutrition.

Who Can Use It?
Adults under clinician care seeking growth-hormone support. Not recommended in pregnancy/breastfeeding, for minors, or with active malignancy. Use caution with uncontrolled hypertension, sleep apnea, or significant edema. Those with diabetes/insulin resistance should be monitored.

Clinical Supervision
Your clinician may monitor IGF-1, fasting glucose/insulin, lipids, BP, and symptom response.

Shipping Information

Shipping & Cold Storage

Storage

• Refrigerate 2–8 °C (35–46 °F); do not freeze; protect from light.

• If pharmacy-reconstituted, follow the labeled beyond-use date (commonly up to 14 days refrigerated).

Shipping

• Cold-chain packaging with ice packs.

• On arrival: Refrigerate promptly and inspect for temperature breach or damage before use.

Frequently Asked Questions