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| Category | Biohacking | Biohacking |
| Evidence strength | Research hypothesis | Early-stage evidence |
| Evidence Score | 1/5 | 2/5 |
| User rating | 2.8 (41) | 4.2 (59) |
| Typical dose | No approved, safe dosing guidelines exist for humans. Protocols found on internet forums (around 0.25–1 mg per injection, several times weekly, until visible tanning) are anecdotal practices never verified by any long-term safety clinical trial. | Not applicable — the term describes a methodological approach, not a specific intervention with a dose |
| Form | In online commerce: lyophilized powder for subcutaneous injection or nasal spray — with no standardization of purity or concentration between vendors | Covers a broad spectrum of practices, from lifestyle changes to supplementation and monitoring devices |
| Average price | ok. 100–250 zł za fiolkę w nieregulowanej sprzedaży internetowej | — |
| Monthly cost | ok. 200–500 zł/miesiąc przy typowych protokołach stosowanych przez użytkowników forów | — |
| Time to effects | Dose-dependent skin darkening was described in the Phase I pilot study after several days to weeks of regular injections — but this is not information about safe use, only a description of a pharmacological effect noted in a very small study (3 people) of a substance never registered for this purpose. | Not applicable — depends entirely on the specific intervention implemented. |
| Who it's for | From an editorial standpoint: no group has been identified for whom Melanotan II use can be honestly recommended given current evidence and the lack of market regulation | People wanting to systematically, based on data and research, optimize their health |