Research guides
The Sports Technology Labs blog is where we write up the research behind the compounds we sell. Each guide covers what a compound is, what published studies found, what the safety data says and which of our products contain it.
We started the blog because most pages about SARMs and peptides are either sales copy or forum rumor. Our guides stick to what's been published. When a compound has human trial data, we say how many people were in the trial and what was measured. When it only has rat data, we say that too.
Every guide links to the matching product page, so you can check the purity figure and COA date for the batch we're selling right now. If you'd like the full certificate, email sales@sportstechnologylabs.co and we'll send it.
Guides to the SARMs and related compounds in our SARMs range. MK-677 and Cardarine aren't SARMs, but researchers usually study them alongside one.
RAD-140
Animal studies, the phase I cancer trial, safety notes and our liquid and powder formats.
Ostarine
The SARM with the most human trial data, what those trials measured and where to buy it.
LGD-4033
Phase I and II results, primate data, testosterone and HDL findings.
S-23
A high-affinity SARM studied for male contraception in rats. No human trials yet.
MK-677
An oral growth hormone secretagogue with two-year human trial data.
Cardarine
PPAR-delta research, the endurance studies and why GSK stopped development.
Guides to the repair peptides in our research peptides range, which also includes GHK-Cu, MOTS-c, NAD+, CJC-1295, ipamorelin, tesamorelin, AOD-9604 and selank.
BPC-157
Repair studies in rats, vials vs capsules, and the BPC-157 blends we stock.
TB-500
Actin binding, the 2004 heart repair paper and how it compares with BPC-157.
Questions about us as a supplier, answered in one place.
Buyer guide
What forum users ask about testing, COAs, shipping and refunds, with links to check each answer.
Each guide is checked against the original papers on PubMed before it goes live, and we link to the search so you can read them yourself. Where a study is small or only done in rats, we say so plainly. We don't give dosing advice, and we don't claim a compound treats anything. Everything we sell is for laboratory research only.
When new studies come out, we update the guide and the date it was changed. If you spot something that's out of date, tell us through the contact page.
Only at sportstechnologylabs.co. Each guide links straight to the product page, and orders over $149 ship free in the US.
No. They summarize published research for lab use. Nothing on this blog is medical advice.
Each product page lists the purity and COA date. Our lab testing page explains how to read them.
Every compound on the Sports Technology Labs blog is in stock and third-party tested. Free US shipping on orders over $149 and a 60-day money-back guarantee.