The Saturday Dispatch
Every Saturday at 9 a.m. Central, we send you one short email. Inside, you'll find what moved in peptide prices this week, plus one research study our editor has translated into plain English. Join 4,800 women navigating weight, hormone health, and aging who'd rather read the research than guess at it.
§ Latest issue · July 25, 2026
The Muscle the Scale Doesn't Weigh
A study presented at the Endocrine Society's June meeting watched people on GLP-1 medications actually move, not just weigh in. What it found is the quiet half of the weight-loss story, and it changes which peptides midlife women are asking us to price.
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§ The Archive
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Past dispatches.
Every Saturday issue, kept. Short, plain, and free to read back through.
Your Compounds Are in Front of the FDA This Week
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What the July PCAC Meeting Means for Your Peptides (and How to Weigh In)
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The 2am Problem: GH, Sleep, and the Research Peptides Studied for Both
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Holiday Codes and the Injection Site Question
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Reading a COA, part two: the certificate that looks perfect and proves almost nothing
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The vial-size math we have promised since No. 01: why the bigger vial is almost always the cheaper one
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CJC-1295 moved up 8% last month. Here is why it is almost always purchased with Ipamorelin.
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Bacteriostatic water disappeared from Amazon. Here is where to find it now.
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What three vendors quietly cut GHK-Cu prices this week
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Retatrutide is finally on three indexes. Should you care yet?
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A field guide to reading a COA — without a chemistry degree
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