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[Roid]

Very interesting compound, thank you. I wasn't familiar with it before. As for alpha yohimbine, that's something we can definitely consider as well.

I'm very interested - could you give me an estimate of the time required?

 

[Roid]

Thymosin Alpha 1 & Kisspeptin

 

[Roid]

Very interesting compound, thank you. I wasn't familiar with it before. As for alpha yohimbine, that's something we can definitely consider as well.

Any timelines for product development and launch?
Aqualyx will be quite interesting for people who compete..

 

[Roid]

SS31 - Peptide

 

[Roid]

5-Amino-1MQ, Melanotan 1 (not 2), Tesamorelin​

 

[Testosteron_Double_W]

Has anyone mentioned SLU-PP 332 as an injection yet?

 

[Driadashop]

Thymosin Alpha 1 & Kisspeptin

Both of them soon will be available

 

[Driadashop]

SS31 - Peptide

And this one too

5-Amino-1MQ, Melanotan 1 (not 2), Tesamorelin​

5-Amino-1MQ - also, tesamorelin - the same bit Melanotan 1 - in future (maybe at the end of summer)

 

[Bomba]

Will we get VRX-0075 Quintuple Agonist? its way stronger than reta per mg.

 

[Driadashop]

Will we get VRX-0075 Quintuple Agonist? its way stronger than reta per mg.

Thank you for reaching out and for the suggestion!
We always keep an eye on new compounds, but when a substance is still relatively unknown, demand is usually quite limited. Rather than adding every new compound as soon as it appears, we prefer to wait and see whether it gains broader interest within the community.At the moment, this particular compound is still very new, and there isn't enough clinical data or real-world experience to confidently say that it's more effective than Retatrutide or other established GLP-1 medications.It's also important to remember that GLP-1 therapies don't work exactly the same for everyone. Even though newer compounds may target more receptors, that doesn't automatically mean they'll produce better results for every individual. Some people respond exceptionally well to Semaglutide, despite it being a first-generation GLP-1 medication.We'll continue monitoring both the research and customer demand. If the evidence grows stronger and we see increasing interest, we'll definitely look into adding it to our catalog.

 

[Lennart187]

Is there any plan to add Dutasteride to your shop?

 

[xayie]

Is oral semaglutide possible to make? The EU just gave a green pass for 25mg oral semaglutide, on pharmacies, so the studies are there but I guess the prices will be very high. I have friends and relatives who are afraid to make injections so with a good price it will be worth it.

Thank you for reaching out and for the suggestion!
We always keep an eye on new compounds, but when a substance is still relatively unknown, demand is usually quite limited. Rather than adding every new compound as soon as it appears, we prefer to wait and see whether it gains broader interest within the community.At the moment, this particular compound is still very new, and there isn't enough clinical data or real-world experience to confidently say that it's more effective than Retatrutide or other established GLP-1 medications.It's also important to remember that GLP-1 therapies don't work exactly the same for everyone. Even though newer compounds may target more receptors, that doesn't automatically mean they'll produce better results for every individual. Some people respond exceptionally well to Semaglutide, despite it being a first-generation GLP-1 medication.We'll continue monitoring both the research and customer demand. If the evidence grows stronger and we see increasing interest, we'll definitely look into adding it to our catalog.

 

[Driadashop]

Is there any plan to add Dutasteride to your shop?

Hi! The product is already on our wishlist, and we are planning to find reliable suppliers.

 

[Driadashop]

Is oral semaglutide possible to make? The EU just gave a green pass for 25mg oral semaglutide, on pharmacies, so the studies are there but I guess the prices will be very high. I have friends and relatives who are afraid to make injections so with a good price it will be worth it.

Thanks for the suggestion. Oral semaglutide is an interesting option, especially for people who are afraid of injections. We will check if there are already any reliable alternatives available, for example from Indian manufacturers.Producing such a product would likely be more challenging than injectable semaglutide because the oral formulation requires more complex technology. We will research the available options and keep it in mind.

 

[jymy111]

Will you ever consider adding setmelanotide to your catalogue ? It's a very promising peptide for fat loss but also libido enhancement.

 

[Driadashop]

Will you ever consider adding setmelanotide to your catalogue ? It's a very promising peptide for fat loss but also libodo enhancement.

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion.

Setmelanotide is quite a specific and not very commonly used compound, so right now we don’t see a lot of demand for it. Usually, when we add new products to our catalog, we look at customer requests and overall interest in the product.

Of course, we keep track of all requests like this, so we’ve noted your suggestion. I’d also be interested to know more about your interest in it — have you already used Setmelanotide before, or are you just considering trying it? And what made you choose this particular compound?

 

[jymy111]

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion.

Setmelanotide is quite a specific and not very commonly used compound, so right now we don’t see a lot of demand for it. Usually, when we add new products to our catalog, we look at customer requests and overall interest in the product.

Of course, we keep track of all requests like this, so we’ve noted your suggestion. I’d also be interested to know more about your interest in it — have you already used Setmelanotide before, or are you just considering trying it? And what made you choose this particular compound?

Hi! Thanks for asking.

I haven't tried Setmelanotide myself, but I've heard a lot of people talk about it having a kind of double effect: fat loss similar to semaglutide (via MC4R, the receptor tied to hunger regulation) plus a libido boost similar to PT-141, but without the annoying after-effects.

The reason seems to be receptor selectivity. PT-141 hits MC1R, MC2R, MC3R, and MC4R all at once, and that broad activation is thought to overstimulate and internalize those receptors, causing side effects like anhedonia, brain fog, and below-baseline sexual function afterward. Setmelanotide is more targeted to MC4R specifically, the receptor linked to hunger, arousal, and erectile function, so it seems to get the appetite and libido benefits without that fallout.

I also already shop at Driada regularly, and this peptide is genuinely hard to find from shops that deliver to Europe, so having it there would be really convenient.

Thanks for considering it!

 

[Driadashop]

Hi! Thanks for asking.

I haven't tried Setmelanotide myself, but I've heard a lot of people talk about it having a kind of double effect: fat loss similar to semaglutide (via MC4R, the receptor tied to hunger regulation) plus a libido boost similar to PT-141, but without the annoying after-effects.

The reason seems to be receptor selectivity. PT-141 hits MC1R, MC2R, MC3R, and MC4R all at once, and that broad activation is thought to overstimulate and internalize those receptors, causing side effects like anhedonia, brain fog, and below-baseline sexual function afterward. Setmelanotide is more targeted to MC4R specifically, the receptor linked to hunger, arousal, and erectile function, so it seems to get the appetite and libido benefits without that fallout.

I also already shop at Driada regularly, and this peptide is genuinely hard to find from shops that deliver to Europe, so having it there would be really convenient.

Thanks for considering it!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You’re right that Setmelanotide has some interesting potential effects beyond appetite regulation, and some users do report changes in libido as well. However, its main mechanism and primary medical use are still focused on appetite regulation through the MC4R pathway, and it’s generally a very specific medication rather than a broadly used peptide. It was originally developed and approved for rare genetic obesity conditions, so it has a much narrower target group compared to compounds like GLP-1 medications.We’ve actually noticed that Setmelanotide has recently started getting more attention in peptide communities. It looks like some influencers have mentioned it, and this is probably why more people are starting to discuss it.
At the same time, we’re always watching these trends carefully. In many cases, when a compound shows strong potential, the PEDs and biohacking communities usually start experimenting with it even before it becomes widely recognized in mainstream medicine. The fact that Setmelanotide has been available for several years but still hasn’t become a widely discussed compound in these communities is also something worth observing.That doesn’t mean there is no potential — sometimes compounds simply take longer to gain attention — but it’s definitely interesting to see how the community reacts over time.

 

[jymy111]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You’re right that Setmelanotide has some interesting potential effects beyond appetite regulation, and some users do report changes in libido as well. However, its main mechanism and primary medical use are still focused on appetite regulation through the MC4R pathway, and it’s generally a very specific medication rather than a broadly used peptide. It was originally developed and approved for rare genetic obesity conditions, so it has a much narrower target group compared to compounds like GLP-1 medications.We’ve actually noticed that Setmelanotide has recently started getting more attention in peptide communities. It looks like some influencers have mentioned it, and this is probably why more people are starting to discuss it.
At the same time, we’re always watching these trends carefully. In many cases, when a compound shows strong potential, the PEDs and biohacking communities usually start experimenting with it even before it becomes widely recognized in mainstream medicine. The fact that Setmelanotide has been available for several years but still hasn’t become a widely discussed compound in these communities is also something worth observing.That doesn’t mean there is no potential — sometimes compounds simply take longer to gain attention — but it’s definitely interesting to see how the community reacts over time.

Totally fair, appreciate the thoughtful reply. My guess is the low visible demand is more about accessibility than interest. Since demand for niche compounds tends to stay hidden until something's actually in stock. Thanks for keeping it on file either way!

 

[Davy Tenebrae]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You’re right that Setmelanotide has some interesting potential effects beyond appetite regulation, and some users do report changes in libido as well. However, its main mechanism and primary medical use are still focused on appetite regulation through the MC4R pathway, and it’s generally a very specific medication rather than a broadly used peptide. It was originally developed and approved for rare genetic obesity conditions, so it has a much narrower target group compared to compounds like GLP-1 medications.We’ve actually noticed that Setmelanotide has recently started getting more attention in peptide communities. It looks like some influencers have mentioned it, and this is probably why more people are starting to discuss it.
At the same time, we’re always watching these trends carefully. In many cases, when a compound shows strong potential, the PEDs and biohacking communities usually start experimenting with it even before it becomes widely recognized in mainstream medicine. The fact that Setmelanotide has been available for several years but still hasn’t become a widely discussed compound in these communities is also something worth observing.That doesn’t mean there is no potential — sometimes compounds simply take longer to gain attention — but it’s definitely interesting to see how the community reacts over time.

Good points. I think it's definitely a compound worth keeping an eye on. It'll be interesting to see if it gains more traction over the next year or stays a niche peptide. Either way, real-world feedback will tell us much more than hype and sellers. Thanks for sharing!