Peptide-Powered Energy for Endurance Performance

Next-generation fuel for athletes training beyond Zone 2


Performance Study

A double-blind, placebo-controlled performance study is currently underway in collaboration with researchers at San Francisco State University. The trial measures endurance performance, fatigue, and VO2 max under controlled training conditions.

Results will be shared upon completion.


Formulated with purpose. Validated by performance data.

Turn Those Yellow Days Green

A person wearing athletic clothing and running shoes crawling up a dirt trail beside a tree with sunlight filtering through the trees.

You’re racing today - your second 70.3. You love it, but it’s wearing on you.

Three minor injuries during the 16 weeks on and off of training and you’re no spring chicken anymore.

Muscles don’t build up and put down like they used to, not those college days. Someone hands you a packet of wet sugar to bike 56 miles.

You wear out. Not again you think, not again.

Group of cyclists riding on a paved road with trees and a fence on the side

You are a triathlete. Swimming is amazing, your bike chain is lubed and you tear asphalt at 7AM.

You train and race at ~70 carbs per hour. Your peptide intake is ~9 grams per hour. Endurance. Pace. Heart Rate - all monitored.

This is your third race of the season, and you have another in you, maybe two - if you can squeeze another vacation day, no issue for your primed body, that machine you take care of.

The average 70.3 racer completes the 1.2 mile swim / 56 mile cycle / 13.1 mile run in 6 hours.

@ 60 carbs per hour burn rate, you consume 7.5 grams of pure muscle building peptides, filled with all nine essential amino acids, including a heavy load of leucine, plus 9 non-essential amino acids.

Welcome to the future. 45 grams of peptides/protein over your six hour gauntlet. That’s
50% more than your protein shake.

Fuel That Works While You Train

Di & Tripeptides move from the stomach to the bloodstream instantly. The perfect size for on-the-go recovery.

Intact proteins, even whey, takes about an hour or more. Pure amino acids have their own transporters that take half an hour.

Training is NOW. Running is NOW. Cycling is NOW. Peptides are NOW. Refuel. Replenish. Rebuild.