IGF-1 LR3
IGF-1 LR3 is a modified long-acting analog of IGF-1 engineered for reduced IGFBP binding and prolonged activity relative to native IGF-1. It is widely sold in gray/research channels for bodybuilding and experimental use, but lacks robust controlled human safety/efficacy data.
Safety & legal caution
Educational database only — not medical or legal advice.
Safety
- No high-quality clinical evidence supports routine non-medical use.
- Potential hypoglycemia, edema, and theoretical tumor-promoting risk from chronic mitogenic signaling.
- Product purity/counterfeit risk is substantial in non-pharmacy supply chains.
Legal / compliance
- Typically sold as research material; not approved for therapeutic use in most jurisdictions.
- Likely prohibited by anti-doping organizations.
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Evidence
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Safety
Unknown safety profile
Clinical Status
No formal trials
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Last Reviewed
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Dosing
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Pharmacology
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Plain-English Snapshot
IGF-1 LR3 is currently categorized as a peptide compound.
Evidence scoring has not been fully computed yet, so interpret this profile as preliminary.
Safety scoring is incomplete. Start conservatively and monitor carefully.
Core mechanism
IGF1R activation with prolonged exposure due to reduced binding to IGF-binding proteins
Practical Context
Strongest current signals
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