Skip to main content

Subcutaneous Peptides

Meaning

Subcutaneous Peptides refers to therapeutic peptides, which are short chains of amino acids, administered via injection directly into the layer of tissue just beneath the skin, known as the subcutaneous layer. This route of administration is clinically preferred for many peptides due to its simplicity, high patient compliance, and the rich vascular network that allows for slow, consistent absorption into the systemic circulation. In hormonal health, this method is frequently used for peptides that modulate growth hormone release or influence metabolic pathways, providing a steady, physiological-like delivery profile.