Report pendingEDR Tripeptide
A lab-made three-part peptide from the Khavinson series.

A lab-made four-part peptide from the Khavinson series.
mg = milligrams, the amount of powder in the vial.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal use. 21+.
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Description
A lab-made four-part peptide from the Khavinson series.
Epithalon is the synthetic tetrapeptide alanine-glutamic acid-aspartic acid-glycine, from the series of short regulatory peptides described by Vladimir Khavinson's research group. It was designed from the amino-acid composition of epithalamin, a pineal gland extract. Supplied as a lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder for laboratory research.
What scientists have studied, and in what kind of study: lab dish, animal, or human.
Studied for: the pineal gland (rat studies), the retina (rat studies), and telomerase in lab cells.
That describes the research, not what a vial does.
Sources: PubChem (formula, weight), PubChem (sequence, length)
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Every vial has a lot number. Real reports are being added; for now this shows a sample.
Specimen — format only, not a measurement.
Storage & handling
Size, form, what's printed on the label, and how to store it.
Lyophilized powder · 3mL vial. The label shows the name, size and lot number.
Storage for Epithalon is being confirmed with the supplier. Read the storage guide
For lab research only. This is not a medicine, food, supplement or cosmetic, and it is not for use in people. Sold only to adults 21 and over who are buying it for lab research.
Report pendingA lab-made three-part peptide from the Khavinson series.
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Report pendingA lab-made short peptide from the Khavinson series.
Report pendingA lab-made short peptide from the Khavinson series.