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Jay Peredo
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Jay Peredo
@jayperedox
building the adherence layer for peptides + glp-1’s at @peptracker | prev many places, many things (2x exits)
Salt Lake City, UT Beigetreten Eylül 2010
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10 ideas with insane potential in 2026:
- continuous hormone and biomarker tracking (real-time, wearable)
- peptide validation platforms (rigorous outcome tracking for the grey market)
- biological age diagnostics (consumer-grade, actually rigorous)
- offshore clinical trial infrastructure (routing biotech to fastest cheapest jurisdictions)
- epigenetic reprogramming clinics (first movers will own this category)
- embryo optimization services (trait selection is already commercial)
- gene therapy manufacturing automation (bringing costs from $2M to accessible)
- psychedelic-assisted therapy platforms (psilocybin, 5-MeO-DMT, MDMA pipelines)
- longevity protocol subscription services (rapamycin, senolytics, peptide stacks with actual data behind them)
all of these exist in some form today
none of them are fully built yet
this is what I wanna fund.
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Chinese peptides and Indian Modafinil by way of Dubai
A “biohacker” if you will
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@thogge it’s been changing the world. everyone is just catching up 👀
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This drug is going to change the world. I have invested a large amount of money behind this belief.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
Eli Lilly’s experimental weight-loss drug retatrutide met the primary and key secondary endpoints in a trial, showing significant reductions in weight loss and blood sugar levels. on.wsj.com/4uSOB7Y
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@jefftangx hell yea. love to see it! interesting your strength went away, for me it felt like i was actually stronger. idk, maybe a motivation thing lol.
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Day 18 update:
> Down 7-8 lbs
> Started at 15.7% body fat. Would guess I'm closer to 12% now
> Titrating between 0.5mg and 1mg depending on appetite
> Never gotten this lean before unless I meal prepped and tracked every calorie
> Probably 30% weaker in the gym, but it will come back
> Heart rate is mostly normal now, but cardio does seem to jack it up more easily. Or I just don't have many carbs in my system
> Mainly just trying to proteinmaxx and fibermaxx
> Nauseau mostly gone
I'm concerned about the quality and longevity of RUO sites, so currently trying out a rec where you get to talk to a real MD and ask questions about the peptides. More expensive but feels safer.
Also started taking Epitathalon last night. Had more vivid dreams. Normal protocol is to take it for 10 days straight.
Jeff Tang@jefftangx
Day 3 Update on Tirz + BPC-157 > Nausea has subsided > Woke up again after 6 hours of sleep > Ate ~1200 calories, mostly protein slop. Hard to eat more > Scared I'm going to lose all my muscle mass > Getting Dexa scan today to make sure Any tips on improving sleep?
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@andi_losing dispute it. gets them removed fairly quickly. a competitor app just did something similar to me even, clearly fake reviews and apple removed them.
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@amarifields_ asking for financials at pre seed is not the norm fyi. if they’re serious about you, showing you’ve got traction, a solid revenue model and gtm strategy should be enough.
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currently raising a $500k pre seed round.
some investors ask for financials, others say you do not need them at this stage.
early stage fundraising feels like a different rulebook every conversation.
founders who raised… what was the real deciding factor for your investors?
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MOTS-c is like stepping on the gas in your car. Mitochondria start burning more fuel. Glucose utilization improves. Energy production rises. You’re feeling great
But step on the gas and you get more exhaust out the tailpipe. Glutathione helps vent that exhaust.
Never run the engine harder without making sure the garage door is open.
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Peptide Sciences shutting down isn’t the story.
The story is the peptide market shifting underneath it.
When access moves from research vendors to compounding pharmacies, the ecosystem changes.
Some companies disappear.
New ones replace them.
PepTracker App@PepTracker
Peptide Sciences, arguably one of the largest research peptide vendors, just announced they’re shutting down. That’s a pretty big deal considering how long they’ve been around. It also likely won’t be the last. As compounding pharmacies gain clearer pathways to prescribe peptides, the old “research peptide” vendor model becomes harder to sustain. A few things worth knowing: - This doesn’t mean peptides are going away - Some gray-market vendors will likely disappear - New ones will also show up quickly When a big vendor disappears, the market doesn’t disappear. It fragments.
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most of the apps are basically that, just trackers.
peptracker is built around adherence instead: structured protocols, dosing reminders, and feedback loops designed to keep people consistent over long-term regimens.
that same adherence layer is exactly what the clinics and telehealth providers we’re working with want visibility into across their patients.
trackers record behavior. peptracker reinforces it.
also curious which main 3 trackers you’re referring to. we’re currently the #1 peptide app by search in the app store lol.
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@jayperedox @PepTracker great mission! how is it different from the main 3 trackers on the app store?
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if you're:
- building in healthtech
- an avid biohacker
- building something that has a real impact on the world
drop a hi and let’s connect 🤝
i want to meet more builders!
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we achieved 37.6M views and 67k app downloads in february
we consolidated our data from over 6,000 videos to break down the biggest insights in tech ugc:
> the format that hit $1.48 CPI
> how to write content like you're texting a groupchat (and why it converts)
> when to post on IG instead of TT
& more
comment "PLAYBOOK" & i'll share the report with you
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@peptidemaxxer they’re already on here pretending they’ve been on peptides lol
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watch the biggest peptide haters become the #1 fans in just a few years, maybe months
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The peptide gray market will never go away.
There’s already so many compounding pharmacies selling crazy marked up peptides they also bought from the gray market.
Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.@hubermanlab
Expect a massive surge in compounding pharmacies, explicit warning labels on gray market peptides (currently is “not for human use”… ) and steep penalties for any venue besides Lilly selling Retatrutide. And per prediction, NIH budget to be increased 1%. More on that soon…
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If this plays out, we’re entering a more regulated phase of the peptide market…but that doesn’t necessarily make it simpler.
Gray markets don’t disappear overnight.
They evolve.
Access and enforcement often expand at the same time.
That increases fragmentation.
More vendors.
More supply channels.
More variability.
More room for protocol error.
Regulation may improve oversight.
It doesn’t remove execution complexity.
Access gets attention.
Structure determines outcomes.
Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.@hubermanlab
Expect a massive surge in compounding pharmacies, explicit warning labels on gray market peptides (currently is “not for human use”… ) and steep penalties for any venue besides Lilly selling Retatrutide. And per prediction, NIH budget to be increased 1%. More on that soon…
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