HCG

Registered fertility / endocrine medicine.

What it does / how it works

A pregnancy glycoprotein that acts on LH receptors. In males it can keep testicular signalling running. Dosed in IU. Raises oestrogen and haematocrit if pushed.

Class Glycoprotein LH-receptor agonist
Typical vial 5,000 or 10,000 IU
Reconstitution BAC water. Dose in IU, not mg.
Storage after mix 2–8°C, use within 28 days

Protocol

Goal Dose How often How long Route
Weeks 1-16 male endocrine range 500-1500 IU 2-3x weekly 8-16 weeks IM or SubQ
Trigger (specialist) 5000-10000 IU Once Single dose IM or SubQ

Watch: Watch E2, haematocrit and gynaecomastia.

HCG FAQ — Australia

ELV8 Labs offers HCG in 5,000 IU vials, third-party tested at a leading Australian university. For research purposes only.
HCG is a glycoprotein with variable glycosylation patterns, making weight-based dosing unreliable. International Units (IU) measure biological activity rather than mass, providing consistent dosing across different preparations. This is standard for glycoprotein hormones in both clinical and research settings.
HCG and LH share the same alpha subunit and bind the same receptor (LH/CG receptor), but HCG has a longer half-life due to additional glycosylation on its unique beta subunit. This extended half-life makes HCG more practical for research dosing than recombinant LH.

Recommended Supplier — HCG Australia

Our products offer premium-grade research materials with independent testing at a leading Australian university. Every batch is strictly verified by RP-HPLC and LC-MS. For research purposes only.

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