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HMG

Menotropins — an established fertility medicine.

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What it is

Human menopausal gonadotropin, containing both FSH and LH activity.

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What it does

Stimulates follicular development and gonadal function in fertility treatment.

Does it work?

A long-established prescription fertility medicine used under specialist supervision. Not a wellness compound.

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Claims vs data

Each marketing claim, tagged by what the evidence actually supports.

Established fertility medicine under specialist caresupported
Useful as a general wellness compoundoverreach
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Reference figures

Quoted from published reference material. These are not Peptuity recommendations.

Vial75 IU
Diluent0.5 ml
Listed dose75 IU
Units / 1 ml50

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The evidence, counted

Live counts from Europe PMC and ClinicalTrials.gov.

Publications 3,720
Randomised trials 202
Clinical trials 206
Registered studies 183

3,720 publications indexed, including 202 randomised controlled trials. 183 interventional studies registered. This is a well-tested compound.

query: "human menopausal gonadotropin" · checked 2026-08-07

Most-cited literature

Regulatory status

Formal, dated regulatory actions.

WADA — Prohibited List 2026

Prohibited for male athletes — WADA S2 (gonadotropins)

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Common questions

What is HMG used for clinically?

Fertility treatment — it supplies FSH and LH activity to stimulate follicular development and gonadal function, under specialist supervision.

How does it differ from HCG?

HCG mimics LH only; HMG carries both FSH and LH activity. They occupy different steps in fertility protocols.

Why does it appear in peptide catalogues?

Channel overlap, not evidence logic. It is an established hospital-grade medicine that grey-market catalogues list alongside research compounds.

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Related compounds

Research use only

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