What is triGLP?

Overview

triGLP is a liquid dietary supplement taken as sublingual drops — under the tongue — for direct absorption into the bloodstream. It's built around one core ingredient: Norwegian salmon protein hydrolysate, a bioactive peptide complex that targets incretin hormone pathways involved in appetite regulation.

What sets triGLP apart from the crowded supplement shelf is the delivery method and the formulation. No capsules, no powders, no proprietary blends hiding behind vague labels. Four ingredients, each with a clear purpose.

The Four Ingredients

• Norwegian Salmon Protein Hydrolysate — the active ingredient. Bioactive peptides and free amino acids derived from Norwegian salmon. Proprietary and double patent-protected. This is what interacts with GLP-1 and GIP receptor pathways.
• Deionised Water — the liquid carrier for sublingual delivery.
• Organic Lemon Peel Extract — natural flavouring and preservation.
• Organic Ginger Root Extract — supports digestive comfort and complements the peptide delivery.

That's the full list. No fillers, no binding agents, no synthetic additives. The salmon peptide component is linked to Hofseth BioCare ASA, a Norwegian public company specialising in marine bioactives.

How Sublingual Delivery Works

Sublingual means "under the tongue." The thin tissue beneath the tongue allows active compounds to absorb directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system entirely. This is the same delivery mechanism used for certain heart medications and fast-acting treatments.

The advantage for peptide supplements is significant: stomach acid breaks down proteins. By delivering salmon peptides sublingually, triGLP avoids the degradation that capsule-based supplements face during digestion. The peptides reach the bloodstream intact.

How to Take It

• Place 6 drops under the tongue
• Take twice daily
• Each bottle contains approximately 110 drops (~9-10 days supply)
• Most users go through 3 bottles per month

What triGLP is NOT

• Not a medication — triGLP is a dietary supplement, not a prescription drug.
• Not a GLP-1 agonist — prescription drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro are synthetic GLP-1 receptor agonists. triGLP supports natural GLP-1 pathways through bioactive peptides — a different mechanism entirely.
• Not FDA/MHRA approved for any medical condition — standard for dietary supplements.
• Not a meal replacement — designed to complement healthy eating and an active lifestyle.

The Science

The foundational research is published in Marine Drugs (2024), where salmon protein hydrolysate demonstrated activation of both GLP-1 and GIP receptors in laboratory testing. These are the same incretin hormone receptors that prescription GLP-1 medications target — approached through a natural peptide pathway rather than synthetic compounds.

Human clinical trials are the next step in the research pipeline. Early-stage science, but the mechanism of action is grounded in established incretin biology — not wishful thinking.

Who Makes It?

triGLP is manufactured by ORYGN, distributed through an independent affiliate network. The product is available online — not through retail shops or pharmacies.