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KPV (oral)
An anti-inflammatory peptide in a daily capsule. KPV is a three-amino-acid peptide from alpha-MSH, the hormone your body uses to switch inflammation off, and it works locally in the gut. Your clinician sets a focused course and checks in along the way.
- Calms inflammatory signaling at the source
- Calmer gut, fewer flare days
- KPV, prescribed by a licensed clinician after assessment
- Prepared by a licensed US pharmacy
- 40+ biomarker blood panel included
Compounded KPV is not FDA-approved. A patient-specific prescription is required. Eligibility is determined by a licensed clinician after reviewing your intake and labs. KPV is not available in all 50 states. Not HSA/FSA eligible.
A three-amino-acid peptide based on a fragment of alpha-MSH, a hormone your body naturally produces. It has been studied for its effects on inflammation, including in the gut, in cell and animal research. Safety and benefits in humans have not been established.
Many peptides sold online are labelled “research use only”. KPV is only prescribed after an assessment with a Superpower clinician, before it’s prepared by a licensed pharmacy.
One capsule a day. If prescribed, you will be provided clear instructions for starting, and your clinician is there for any questions along the way.
Small peptide, early science
Your Superpower clinician will review your health history and goals, and if appropriate, can prescribe KPV.
KPV
A small peptide studied for inflammation
Not sure if it’s right for you? Your clinician will explain the evidence, the risks and your alternatives as part of your assessment.
A clinician at every step, not just the first one.
Is KPV right for you?
- You live with gut inflammation that keeps flaring
- You want more control over flares alongside your current care
- You want a focused course with clear check-ins
- You want fewer bad gut days each week
- You want results you can see at every check-in
Eligibility is determined by a licensed clinician after reviewing your intake and labs.
Your old self, within reach
Short online assessment
A Superpower clinician makes the call
If prescribed, receive your treatment
Ongoing check-ins and blood tests
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KPV
Frequently asked questions
A three-amino-acid peptide from the tail of alpha-MSH, a hormone your body uses to calm inflammation. It is studied for gut and skin inflammation. As a daily capsule, it works locally in the gut.
Not for anyone under 18 or anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive. Treatment is deferred during active infection. Severe inflammatory bowel disease or an acute complication needs standard care first. Active or recent cancer requires clinician review and generally excludes treatment. KPV is banned in drug-tested sport.
KPV is a daily capsule. If it’s prescribed, your clinician will confirm your dose and schedule.
No. KPV targets inflammatory signaling, not histamine. If histamine or mast-cell symptoms are your main concern, your clinician will point you to a better fit.
No. KPV works alongside your treatment, not instead of it. Keep established treatment unless the clinician managing it changes the plan. Severe bowel symptoms, fever, bleeding or an acute flare need prompt medical care.
You choose a measure before day one, like flare days per week. If it hasn’t moved by your review, the course ends and you choose a new direction with your clinician.
Human side-effect rates are not established. Repeated peptide exposure can provoke immune reactions, and routine labs cannot rule out every risk. Report rash, itching, skin changes or any new symptom promptly. Seek urgent care for breathing trouble, facial or tongue swelling, chest pain or fainting.
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Peptides offered through Superpower are compounded medications that have not been approved or authorized by the FDA. They are made available under an interim HHS enforcement discretion policy that may be revised or rescinded at any time, and they may not be available in all states. Evidence on their safety and effectiveness in humans is limited, and they are not appropriate for everyone. Treatment is available only if prescribed by a licensed clinician following an individual evaluation.
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