VIP
Also known as · Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide
to clear
How a single dose clears, assuming first-order elimination. The half-life is the biggest driver of how often you dose — start a cycle to see your own cumulative concentration curve.
A signaling peptide studied (often intranasally) for chronic inflammatory response and immune modulation.
Activates VPAC receptors with broad anti-inflammatory, vasodilatory, and immune-balancing effects.
50–100 mcg intranasal several times daily; very short-acting.
Refrigerated; nasal solution, use promptly.
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