Melanotan II 5 MG

Melanotan II is a synthetic peptide that stimulates melanocortin receptors, leading to increased production of melanin in the skin. It is mainly used for skin tanning with reduced sun exposure. In addition to tanning, it can suppress appetite and increase sexual arousal because it acts on the central nervous system. Melanotan II is typically administered by subcutaneous injection. It is not approved for medical use by regulatory authorities. Common side effects include nausea, flushing, yawning, appetite loss, and darkening of existing moles. Long-term safety is unknown, and its use carries potential health risks.
Dosing Melanotan II:
To achieve tanning of the skin, research suggests a melanotan 2 dosage range of 250mcg to 500mcg per day, injected subcutaneously. For testing on a first-time melanotan II subject, it is important to start with the lowest dose possible, before increasing as needed to achieve the desired outcome.
Melanotan II should not be administered indefinitely or continuously, regardless of the research application.
The peptide is commonly administered in conjunction with supplementary tanning sessions. Some researchers suggest that it should only be administered on supplementary tanning session days, and that the melanotan II injection should precede supplementary tanning sessions by about one hour at most.