2boxers said:
PAPoots said:
Were it not for how frequently nausea hits and the unplanned erections, I could see myself giving it a try. At 55 and getting on in years, I'd rather not have the freckles I already have turn darker and end up resembling liver spots, making me seem older than my actual age. A full kit probably isn't something I'd go for. Possibly a single bottle come springtime at a really low dose. For the libido side of things, Tadalafil does the job well enough.
The subject she's discussing is MT1, whereas the one you're bringing up is MT2.
MT1's strength is somewhat reduced. The risks and side effects remain identical, only at a lesser degree.
Melanotan 1 vs 2: Safety vs Potency (2026) | The Peptide Catalog
MT-1 has been studied by the FDA; MT-2 produces a tan more quickly, yet comes with a greater burden of side effects. A complete breakdown covering tanning, sexual effects, and safety.
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The Truth About Melanotan: Tanning Peptide or More?
Wondering about Melanotan? Find out how this peptide functions for tanning, metabolism, libido, and beyond. See how Melanotan I & II differ, along with dosing advice, advantages, and safety factors.
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Common Side Effects:
- Nausea (dose-dependent)
- Facial flushing
- Increased libido
- Long-term pigmentation changes
- Darkening of moles or freckles (monitor with provider)
Contraindications: Not for individuals with a history of melanoma or skin cancer.
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Yet, staying true to my trademark of complete and candid openness, I feel I should pass along what others have described:
Within the pages of
Peptide Protocols (Vol. 1), Dr. William Seeds lays out a few highly particular situations in which Melanotan 1 ought not to be used:
- Do not use if there is a personal or family history of melanoma or non-melanoma skin cancer
- Melanocortins may increase blood pressure. Use with caution if hypertension is present
- It is NOT recommended to use a melanocortin agonist concurrently with a PDE5 inhibitor in men due to risk of priapism
As far as I'm concerned, if I weren't already stacking other peptides that carry their own side effects, I'd give a single vial a shot at a very low dose. For instance, Cagri and Reta are already capable of bringing on the occasional nausea. I already have tadalafil for the.... So, I wouldn't want to stack side effects.
Most of the legit peps have side effects that affect some more than others. I can't take Tesa at any dose without getting CPS in both hands.