I've heard a lot of debate about whether or not peptides like follistatin and IGF-1 can be real @ the price that they're going for at some of the research chem companies. HGH is a 191 aa sequence and can be bought for < 2 $ / I.U. - since an IU is about 0.33 mg, we're talking ~ 6$ / 1 mg of HGH.
IGF-1 is a much shorter amino acid sequence, so why would it be surprising if it could be sold for a price in the ballpark of hgh, assuming it was being synthesized / sold on a large scale the way hgh is? Is there some difference in synthesis methods?
Follistatin is longer than Hgh at 288 amino acids (I think), but is also much more expensive then IGF-1 so again this doesn't seem particularly hard to believe.
IGF-1 is a much shorter amino acid sequence, so why would it be surprising if it could be sold for a price in the ballpark of hgh, assuming it was being synthesized / sold on a large scale the way hgh is? Is there some difference in synthesis methods?
Follistatin is longer than Hgh at 288 amino acids (I think), but is also much more expensive then IGF-1 so again this doesn't seem particularly hard to believe.