KP-102
Also known as KP-102 — this name points to GHRP-2 in our directory.
About GHRP-2
A growth-hormone secretagogue peptide from the GHRP family—stronger GH pulse than ipamorelin, with more appetite stimulation.
GHRP-2 binds ghrelin receptors to trigger GH release from the pituitary. It is more potent than ipamorelin for GH output but often causes noticeable hunger. Like other GHRPs it is not FDA-approved for athletic or anti-aging use and is banned in sport.
Where you will see KP-102
KP-102 is a marketing or trade name people search when they mean GHRP-2. On retail shelves the INCI list on the back of the package may use a longer systematic name even when the front label shows a nickname.
Compare GHRP-2
Other names
Pralmorelin
KP-102
Common questions
Is KP-102 the same as GHRP-2?
Yes. KP-102 is a brand or nickname that refers to GHRP-2 in our directory—the same active molecule, different packaging or marketing name.
What is GHRP-2?
A growth-hormone secretagogue peptide from the GHRP family—stronger GH pulse than ipamorelin, with more appetite stimulation. GHRP-2 binds ghrelin receptors to trigger GH release from the pituitary. It is more potent than ipamorelin for GH output but often causes noticeable hunger. Like other GHRPs it is not FDA-approved for athletic or anti-aging use and is banned in sport.
How do I find KP-102 on a label?
KP-102 may appear on retail product fronts, but confirm the INCI list matches GHRP-2 before assuming the formula is identical across brands.