Good morning advice on using the GHKCU peptide against the glow stack. I have a lot of stretch marks on my legs after pregnancy and wondering if one of these two peptides would be great for that.

Due to the nature of our industry, we are currently required to work with high-risk payment processors. While we’ve actively searched for better solutions, even these processors have become increasingly restrictive and unreliable. We’ve recently implemented a new payment option that allows you to use your credit card at checkout. When selecting this option, you’ll be securely redirected to a third-party “on-ramp” platform. This platform supports multiple payment methods, including PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, credit cards, and debit cards, and converts your transaction into cryptocurrency to complete the purchase. As part of this process, a one-time KYC (Know Your Customer) verification is required. This is a standard security measure used by financial platforms. During this step, you may be asked to provide personal information such as your name, address, date of birth, and in some cases, a government-issued ID or Social Security number. None of this information can be seen by or is retained by The Peptique. We understand this may feel intrusive. However, this verification is in place to protect both you and the payment provider from fraudulent transactions. Because cryptocurrency transactions cannot be reversed or disputed in the same way as traditional payments, these platforms require identity verification upfront. The good news is that this process is typically only required once, future purchases should not require repeating it. At this time, this is the most reliable way for us to continue offering card-based payments. We will continue to provide alternative options such as Zelle and eCheck (which include additional discounts), and we are actively working to find less invasive payment solutions as the industry evolves. We truly appreciate your understanding and continued support.

I started KPV to see if it would help with my gastrointestinal issues (IBS c/d) and chronic aches and pains. It has really helped with my entire body. Aches and pains that I have had during the night are not waking me up and I am sleeping so much better. I’ve taken 10 units for five days and today would be the start of my 2 days off. Do you have to off? And how do I know when to increase my dose? I have had zero negative side effects so far. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Credit card transactions are still hit or miss, but the error message for Zelle has been resolved. I so appreciate your patience as we worked through that last night. My team was up until 2 am resolving it !🤦🏻‍♀️ if you have any payment issues moving forward just let me know !

2/10/2026- This is has been updated from the original post. It now includes VIP, and Vesilute. VIP was added to The Peptique website last week. Vesilute will be added this week! Here it is! I’ve learned so much from this community, and a lot of that insight helped shape this updated guide. It’s been built around the questions I’m asked most often, and it reflects what I see come up again and again. I’m deeply immersed in this space and sometimes forget that many of you haven’t been exploring it for as long as I have (my husband is quick to remind me of that). With that in mind, this guide is designed to be more approachable while still informative. I’ve also expanded the dosing discussions. The original guide focused primarily on starting ranges, whereas this version includes broader dosing strategies to better reflect individual variability and differences in response. This isn’t meant to be a definitive dosing authority, but rather a framework to help guide decision-making. As always, start low, go slow, and stay at the lowest effective dose. This is a document I share outside of this platform as well. You’ll see a 15% discount code at the end, but rest assured the SKOOL20 code is still active and unaffected. With all that said...take a look, and I hope you find it helpful.