Ovagen

peptide · headlineResearch use only

Normalizes gene expression in liver cells

Summary

Ovagen is a liver-specific peptide bioregulator derived from organ peptides and studied for hepatic regeneration, enzyme stabilization, and oxidative protection. It may aid in liver recovery following toxic damage, viral infection, or age-related liver decline.

How it works

Normalizes gene expression in liver cells
Promotes DNA repair and protein synthesis in hepatocytes
Stabilizes liver enzyme regulation and bile metabolism
Enhances glutathione activity and antioxidant defense in hepatic tissue

Dosing

unit: mcg
low dose: 0.5
frequency: Daily
high dose: 5
standard dose: 2
administration route: Subcutaneous (SQ)

Cycling

Administer daily for 20–30 days. Repeat every 4–6 months based on liver status and metabolic demand.

Side effects

common: ["Mild digestive discomfort, occasional (user-reported)"]

long term: ["No controlled human trials exist"]

Chemistry & PK

sequence: GEPPPGKPADDAGLG

half life: Estimated 3–4 hours

degradation: Cleared via hepatic and renal pathways

molecular weight: 1520.76

molecular formula: C60H98N18O22S

tissue specificity: Targets liver parenchyma and hepatic immune cells

Used for

No condition evidence rows yet.

Legal / compounding

Research use only

Legal status is a hard gate: non-compoundable or delisted agents cannot be filled and are blocked from protocol export. Keep 503A status current.