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DSIP

The 'sleep peptide,' with a question mark.

What it is

Delta sleep-inducing peptide, a nine-amino-acid peptide first isolated from rabbits in the 1970s.

What research has looked at

Studied in animals and a handful of small, older human studies for sleep and stress.

What's still unknown

Results have been inconsistent, its natural role is still unclear, and it isn't approved for human use.

Where it fits

See the stacks page for how we group DSIP with related compounds, or look up any unfamiliar name in the dictionary.

In the shop

$49 per vial. Fulfilled by Peptides ATX.

Shop DSIP

For research use only. Not for human consumption, and not medical advice. Talk to a clinician.