Ibutamoren
MK-677 · MK-0677 · LUM-201 · Nutrobal
A growth-hormone secretagogue, widely mislabelled as a SARM. Studied mostly for growth hormone deficiency rather than the uses it is sold for.
Trials, but not for sleep
13
Registered trials
Ipamorelin
Growth hormone secretagogue
Both completed human trials studied bowel movement after surgery. Neither studied muscle, fat, or aging.
Trials, but not for sleep
2
Registered trials
CJC-1295
Modified GRF (1-29) · DAC:GRF
One human trial ever registered, and it was stopped early. The registry does not say why.
Trials, but not for sleep
1
Registered trials
Epitalon
Epithalon · Epithalamin
Zero registered human trials. Not one. It is sold as a longevity compound on the strength of Soviet-era research and marketing copy.
No registered trial
0
Registered trials
DSIP
Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide · Emideltide
A nonapeptide isolated from sleeping rabbits in 1977. Zero registered human trials, though pre-registry human studies were published.
No registered trial
0
Registered trials
Sermorelin
GHRH (1-29)
Real research history, mostly in liver and metabolic disease. The anti-aging positioning is a marketing layer on top of that.
No registered trial
0
Registered trials
GHRP-2
Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide-2 · Pralmorelin
Sold alongside GHRP-6 in nearly identical stacks. Zero registered human trials.
No registered trial
0
Registered trials
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Marketed for is not tested for
A compound can be sold for sleep and studied for something else entirely — that is the most common pattern on this site, not the exception. A row saying "trials, but not for sleep" means registered studies exist and none of them asked this question. It is not a claim that the compound does nothing.