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From cod to peptide complex

By MD Alliance Group · Updated September 14, 2026

Trace the source. Understand what the label tells you.

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The peptide complexes in our three current FAST products share a source: cod, identified on the Neuro Boost label as Gadus morhua. Knowing the source is the first step in understanding an ingredient.

From a protein source to smaller fragments

Hydrolysis breaks protein chains into smaller fragments. Ideal Pharma Peptide describes controlled hydrolysis as part of its approach to producing peptide complexes. The source material and the resulting complex are different stages of that process.

One source does not mean one formula

FAST Relax Night, FAST Neuro Boost, and FAST Ultimate Force combine their peptide complexes with different ingredients. Their formats differ too: Relax Night and Ultimate Force are effervescent tablets, while Neuro Boost is supplied as dissolving strips.

What does the amount on the label mean?

Each current formula lists 10 mg of peptide complex per serving. That amount refers to the complete complex. A serving is one tablet for Relax Night or Ultimate Force, and nine strips for Neuro Boost. Always compare amounts using the serving size, rather than assuming that one strip equals one serving.

Keep the source visible

All three products contain fish (cod). Relax Night also contains pistachio. The ingredient and allergen information on each product page helps you see these details together.