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DSIP

Also known as Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide

DSIP, delta sleep-inducing peptide, is a nine-amino-acid peptide first isolated in 1977 from the blood of rabbits in induced sleep. Decades of work have not pinned down its receptor or a consistent effect on human sleep. It is not an approved medicine anywhere.

Who has DSIP in stock

SupplierListingPricePer mg
XL PeptidesBest valueUKDSIP 10mg Research Peptide£17.99£1.80In stock, go
Peptides UKUKDSIP 5mg£14.95£2.99In stock, go
AminoPeptidesUKDSIP Peptide | 5mg & 10mg£15.00£3.00In stock, go
Baltic PeptidesEU and UKDSIP (Delta Sleep Inducing Peptide) 5mg€34.99€7.00In stock, go
Certa PeptidesEU and UKDSIP€14.49–In stock, go
HiPeptidesUKDSIP£29.99–In stock, go
HiPeptidesUKDSIP Nasal Spray£39.99–In stock, go
PEAK_PEPTIDEInternationalDSIP€49.90–In stock, go
True PeptidesInternationalDSIPUS$55.00–In stock, go
99 Purity PeptidesUSDSIP SprayUS$64.99–In stock, go

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What it has been studied for

  • Sleep patterns in rabbits and rats
  • Insomnia in small human studies in the 1980s, with mixed results
  • Withdrawal symptoms in small, uncontrolled studies

Evidence level: Early human data. Human data exists, but read the details above before assuming it applies to you.

What happened in human trials

Small 1980s sleep studies gave mixed results. Headache and nausea were reported. No modern trials.

Prohibited in drug-tested sport under the World Anti-Doping Code.

UK legal status

Not licensed as a medicine in the UK. Sold as a research chemical only.

Handling

Supplied as a lyophilised powder. Reconstituted with bacteriostatic water and refrigerated once mixed. Commonly 5mg per vial.

Questions

Does DSIP actually help sleep?

The human studies are old, small and inconsistent. Some reported better sleep efficiency, others found no difference from placebo.

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