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ULTRATRUTIDE (GLP-4)
Supports normal appetite regulation alongside diet and exercise.*
$299.00 / 30 strips
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Metabolic Peptide Strips
The blend line for metabolic routines: ULTRATRUTIDE (GLP-4) and BOOST MOTS-c — strips built around compounds researched for normal appetite regulation and cellular energy metabolism. Two SKUs. Both are dietary supplements. Neither is a GLP-1 medicine, and neither is a substitute for one.
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What we don't sell, and won't
The single most important thing on this page is what is absent from it.
Prescription GLP-1 medicines (semaglutide, tirzepatide and similar)
Not sold, everWe are a dietary supplement reseller. We do not sell prescription drugs, compounded versions of them, or "research" equivalents. ULTRATRUTIDE is not one of these medicines despite the GLP-4 in its product name, and we are not going to let the resemblance do quiet marketing work for us.
Any weight-loss claim
Not made hereNo pounds, no percentages, no timeframes, no before-and-after images — on this page or anywhere on this site. Those are drug claims, and the fact that they are common in this category does not make them lawful.
If this reads as unusually cautious for a metabolic page, compare it with the rest of the category and decide which one you would rather buy from.
About this collection
Read this before anything else on the page
This is the collection most likely to be misread, so the correction goes first. Neither product here is a prescription weight-loss medicine. ULTRATRUTIDE is a dietary supplement whose product name includes "GLP-4"; that is the manufacturer’s product naming, not a recognised drug class, not an approved medicine, and not a next generation of anything approved. We do not sell semaglutide, tirzepatide or any other prescription GLP-1 medication, and nothing in this collection is an alternative to one. If your goal involves a prescription medicine, that conversation belongs with a licensed prescriber.
What the two products actually contain
ULTRATRUTIDE lists two actives: Ultratrutide™ at 2 mg and InstaRelease™ at 4 mg, in a chocolate film, 30 strips to a box. BOOST lists MOTS-c at 1 mg, in a tropical film, 20 strips to a box. The compliant claims are supporting normal appetite regulation alongside diet and exercise, and supporting normal cellular energy metabolism. Those claims are narrow on purpose. MOTS-c is a mitochondria-derived peptide with a genuine and genuinely early research literature, covered on the MOTS-c page.
"Alongside diet and exercise" is doing real work in that sentence
It is not a hedge added by a lawyer. A dietary supplement supports a normal process; it does not replace the behaviours that drive the outcome people are actually after. Any product in this category that implies otherwise — with a before-and-after photo, a pound figure, or a timeframe — has left structure/function language behind. You will not find a weight-loss number anywhere on this site, because we do not have one and nobody has measured one for these products.
What documentation exists
Neither product has a published certificate of analysis at this time. Your pack still prints a lot number, and the COA lookup page will tell you plainly that nothing is published for it yet and how to request the document — which is a less satisfying answer than a certificate, and a more truthful one.
Questions
Metabolic — common questions
Is ULTRATRUTIDE a GLP-1 medication?
No. It is a dietary supplement. "GLP-4" is part of the product name given by the manufacturer; it is not a recognised drug class and not an approved medicine. We do not sell semaglutide, tirzepatide or any other prescription GLP-1 medication, and this product is not an alternative to one.
How much weight will I lose?
We cannot answer that and would not try. There is no weight-loss figure on this site because no dietary supplement may make one, and because no such measurement exists for these products. The label claim is support for normal appetite regulation alongside diet and exercise.
Is there a certificate of analysis for either product?
Not at this time. Neither ULTRATRUTIDE nor BOOST has a published certificate of analysis. You can still enter your lot number on the COA lookup page, which will say so plainly and show you how to request the document rather than showing you a certificate from something else.
FDA disclosure. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Products on this page are for adults 18+. Not for use by anyone who is pregnant or nursing. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before starting any new product.
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