# AMW Peptides > A tidy comparison among GH-releasing drugs A reading list about sermorelin, CJC-1295, and tesamorelin. ## Articles - [AMW Peptides lines up three growth hormone drugs](https://amwpeptides.com/index.md): AMW Peptides compares sermorelin, CJC-1295, and tesamorelin through study populations, measured outcomes, safety cautions, and approval history. - [CJC 1295 vs sermorelin | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/compare.md): AMW Peptides examines CJC 1295 vs sermorelin: differences in duration, study populations, hormone responses, clinical evidence, and safety. - [Sermorelin research and safety | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/sermorelin.md): AMW Peptides explains sermorelin studies in children and adults, its approval history, compounded preparations, and unresolved safety questions. - [Tesamorelin studies and safety | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/tesamorelin.md): AMW Peptides reviews tesamorelin studies in adults with HIV, visceral and liver fat findings, the approved use, safety, and prescription context. - [CJC-1295 mechanism of action | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/cjc-1295.md): AMW Peptides explains CJC-1295 with DAC, early human hormone studies, exploratory protein findings, safety concerns, and regulatory status. - [GH pulsatility and research peptide questions | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/faq.md): AMW Peptides answers questions about GH-releasing drugs, IGF-1, study comparisons, sleep reports, tesamorelin, and compounded medicines. - [Research references | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/references.md): AMW Peptides lists the trials, reviews, prescribing information, and official notices cited in its sermorelin, CJC-1295, and tesamorelin pages. - [About the publication | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/about.md): AMW Peptides explains its scope and approach to research on three GH-releasing drugs, keeping study findings, uncertainty, and safety together. - [Editorial contact | AMW Peptides](https://amwpeptides.com/contact.md): Contact AMW Peptides about factual corrections, study details, or broken links. The editorial address provides no medical advice or prescribing.