InstaMed Strips: The Full Product Lineup, Explained

Short answer: InstaMed sells twelve sublingual dissolving-strip products, from single-ingredient staples like BPC-157 (500 mcg, 20 strips) to four-peptide blends like KLOW. All twelve are available at open checkout with published per-box pricing.

The official storefronts gate prices behind logins and split the catalog across pages, which makes a simple question — "what does InstaMed actually sell?" — harder to answer than it should be. This page is the one-stop answer: every SKU, every active per strip, plus the availability and documentation status nobody else publishes in one place. For company context, see the InstaMed brand overview and what is InstaMed.

The complete lineup

Every figure above is a label fact read off the packaging's Supplement Facts panel. A few entries deserve footnotes:

• "InstaRelease" is not an active ingredient. On the SLEEP and ULTRATRUTIDE panels it's a named excipient blend — hydroxypropyl β-cyclodextrin, Penetratin, and sunflower lecithin — a delivery-system component. We list it because the label lists it.
• PT-141+'s third active appears as "Aminophenpyrrole" on the box and "Aminophenylpyrrole" in the brand's web copy — and the lot COA tests only PT-141 and oxytocin, so the third active isn't independently verified.
• Peptides that don't exist standalone. TB-500, KPV, Semax, Selank, and CJC-1295-alone live only inside KLOW, NEURO, and the Strength combo. Any page selling you a standalone "InstaMed TB-500" is misinformed or worse. See InstaMed KLOW for the blend breakdown.

What's in stock, what's gated, and what it costs

Two columns the official site doesn't publish, as of August 2026 (a snapshot, not a permanent state):

• In stock with public pricing (6): BPC-157, GHK-Cu, Thymosin Alpha-1, Strength (CJC-1295/Ipamorelin), NAD+, and Glutathione. Public per-box pricing: BPC-157 $178 · GHK-Cu $138 · Thymosin Alpha-1 $198 · Strength $145 · NAD+ $118 · Glutathione $99.
• The full line: all twelve SKUs — including the blends SLEEP, BOOST, KLOW, NEURO, ULTRATRUTIDE and PT-141+ — are available at open checkout with published prices.
• Retail + wholesale: PT-141+ is available at open checkout like the rest of the line.

COA status: seven of the twelve SKUs have third-party certificates of analysis on file. Five do not yet: SLEEP, BOOST, KLOW, NEURO, and ULTRATRUTIDE. Two more documentation quirks worth knowing: the NAD+ COA has no potency table (it jumps from appearance to heavy metals and microbials without an mg-per-strip result), and the glutathione COA is on the contract manufacturer's letterhead rather than the brand's usual template — so "one consistent lab" is not a claim anyone should make about this line.

How to read the lineup

Read as a portfolio, the catalog has two tiers. The six named singles-and-pairs (Rebuild, Beauty, Immune, Strength, Energy, Vitality) are the conventional supplement-style core — where a new buyer should start. The blends (SLEEP, KLOW, NEURO, ULTRATRUTIDE, BOOST) and the intimacy strip (PT-141+) are the ambitious tier. Every product in both tiers is available at open checkout with a published price.

The honest context, once

One passage, plainly: a clean table is not an endorsement. The presence of an active on a label says nothing about whether that compound has meaningful human evidence — for most of the peptides above, the human literature is thin to nonexistent, and for the blends there's no published research on the combination at all. The five COA gaps above apply to products we ourselves list, and we'd rather say that out loud than let a tidy table imply otherwise.

The bottom line

Twelve products, one clear starting point: the six in-stock singles-and-pairs, where the labels are specific, the per-box prices are public, and COAs are on file. Most people start with BPC-157 or NAD+; the blends are worth requesting access to as they open. Bookmark this page — availability and documentation change, and we keep this table honest.

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