Oral Peptides
Explore peptides. Start with guidance.
Understand the ingredients. Explore the research. Talk with your pharmacist.
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What are peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids. Some act as signals in the body. Peptides have different properties, so research findings apply to the specific peptide studied.
The ingredient, formulation, and route of use all matter.
Explore Our Oral Formulas
Four InnerThera oral peptide formulas. Explore the ingredients and research context.
Why are these ingredients being studied?
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Tissue Response
Research explores how certain peptides interact with tissue repair pathways.
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Skin Biology
Copper-peptide research includes skin structure and repair processes.
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Cellular Energy
NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism.
Evidence for an oral formula depends on studies of that formulation and route of use. Laboratory, animal, topical, and injectable research answer different questions.
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How do the five formulas differ?
Recovery Formula features BPC-157 on its own. Advanced Recovery + Repair adds TB4 Fragment, and Repair & Vitality adds NAD+. Structural Resilience is a once-daily formula for connective tissue support, and Cellular Longevity is built around GHK-Cu with MSM, zinc, and biotin. Each formula card lists its ingredients and who it is best for.
Why take peptides orally?
InnerThera uses BioVXR acid-resistant capsules designed to protect the contents through the stomach, along with BioPerine® to support nutrient absorption. The formulas are a simple daily capsule, with no needles involved.
How can I verify the quality?
Talk with your pharmacist about the ingredients, your health history, and the medications and supplements you take.
Are these products right for me?
Our pharmacy team can help you understand ingredients and what to consider before you choose. These products should be used under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional, so check in with your pharmacist or provider first, especially if you take medications or have a health condition.
