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User experiences with SS-31

5 replies5 peopleApr 16, 2026☆ Follow
Summary

What are people's experiences with SS-31 for fatigue and how does it combine with other peptides?

Anecdotal reports on SS-31 are mixed, with some users noticing no effects at all even after several weeks of daily use. Those who tried it alongside MOTS-c or NAD+ also reported no noticeable changes. The thread includes debate over whether the forum's internal search is useful for finding prior discussions on the compound.

What this discussion establishesWhere people disagree

Whether the site's own search function is adequate for locating information on SS-31 or if external search engines work better

Still open

Whether SS-31 actually reduces fatigue or produces any noticeable effects for most users

Nothing here is advice.

5 replies · 5 people
NorthWillow36archiveopening postApr 16

I'd like to hear about people's experiences with it, particularly for reducing tiredness, and how it works with other common peptides like RT, TESA, IPA, and KLOW.

SharpHarbour71archiveApr 16
↳ replying to @NorthWillow36 (opening post)

You can find plenty of information by using the site's search feature.

BlueCinder56archiveApr 16

From what I've read in user reports, it appears hit or miss. Some people report strong effects while others notice nothing. I'm one of those who didn't notice any effects. I tried combining it with mots-c and nad+, but those didn't do anything either. I'll keep looking into this peptide after I lose more weight using Reta.

ClearTimber11archiveApr 16

As a man over 50, I ran a 4-week cycle of SS-31 at 4mg daily and noticed no change. Now I'm one week into MOTS-c at 3mg and it's the same.

SharpHarbour71archiveApr 16

I disagree. Doing a basic search for 'SS-31' and checking the box for titles only brings up several useful threads.

QuietSignal61archiveApr 16
↳ replying to @SharpHarbour71

Okay, I'll admit that searching titles works reasonably well like that. Still, a Google search using the site operator is much better for finding specific information.

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