Semax Peptide — 10mg Research Vial

Semax peptide for sale at BulkGLP is supplied as a single 10 mg nominal lyophilized research vial. Review the current price, stock, and lot report before placing a laboratory order. Quantity 1 represents one vial; increasing the quantity changes the number of vials purchased. Keep the dry-material specification and analytical documentation with the laboratory sample record.

Semax names and research identifiers

Compound name

Semax

Research class

Synthetic heptapeptide analogue of ACTH(4–10)

Published sequence

Met-Glu-His-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro

Listed format

Lyophilized research vial

Nominal labeled amount

10 mg per vial

Purchase unit

One vial per quantity unit

Intended use

In-vitro laboratory research and development

The published sequence identifies the research compound. A material’s measured content, analytical identity, and formulation still require their own documentation. Match the received label and lot to the report instead of assuming that the common name establishes every specification.

Current Semax price and stock

Prices use the current store currency and shop tax-display setting. Nominal unit comparisons are rounded. Shipping, separately required supplies, and other applicable checkout adjustments are separate. Confirm the purchasable quantity and final offer in the native product controls and checkout.

The current offer applies to one listed 10 mg research vial. Confirm the number of vials and final order total through the native cart and checkout. Use the bulk inquiry for unlisted quantities or a particular lot requirement.

Semax COA and measured content

The product’s current report panel links report 2604170175 for the 10 mg sample, lot 04625. It lists reported content 12.42 mg and reported purity 99.83%. Open the original report for the laboratory’s methods and complete results.

The 10 mg label is a nominal amount; the measured-content result belongs to the tested sample. Neither should be substituted for the other without stating the basis of the calculation. A purity percentage is also separate from the vial’s total material amount and the identity result. Use the COA reading guide to interpret those fields.

Before a laboratory accepts a delivery, match the lot and sample identity on the label to the relevant report. Retain the document with the receipt record. If the project requires a test or formulation detail absent from the report, request clarification rather than inferring it from a purity percentage. The batch-report archive provides access to published records.

Semax, ACTH-fragment research, and BDNF/TrkB

The primary Semax study by Dolotov and colleagues describes the heptapeptide Met-Glu-His-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro as an analogue of the ACTH(4–10) fragment. In the rat hippocampus, the investigators examined BDNF and TrkB expression and related signaling measurements. These are experimental findings in the reported model, not a product-specific performance specification.

BDNF protein, gene-expression measurements, and TrkB phosphorylation are distinct endpoints. An assay plan should identify which endpoint it measures, the relevant model, and the controls used to interpret a change. A statement about a pathway does not establish that every cell system or analytical method will produce the same result.

When using literature to design a comparison, preserve the distinction between the reported research material and a separately supplied commercial sample. Record the compound identity, lot, formulation, and preparation method alongside the assay conditions. Evaluate the report and the laboratory’s own acceptance criteria before connecting a purchased sample to a literature-based research question.

Storage, solvent selection, and traceability

Inspect the delivery and record the package condition, vial count, nominal amount, lot, and date. Keep the original label associated with the assigned laboratory sample identifier. Apply the handling conditions documented for the material and the laboratory’s validated procedure. A generic catalog description cannot establish the stability of every prepared solution.

Confirm solvent compatibility with the downstream assay before preparation. If the method requires a compatible accessory, review the reconstitution solution specification. That product is one box of two 10 mL vials; it is a separate purchase with its own composition. An available solvent is not automatically the correct solvent for every Semax assay.

Record the material-mass basis, final volume, calculated concentration, date, container, and operator. Keep the dry vial’s lot information linked to each resulting preparation. The laboratory concentration calculator checks the arithmetic, while the validated procedure defines preparation and handling limits. Track storage and temperature changes when required by that procedure.

U.S. order processing and shipping

Under the shipping policy, payment received and cleared before 2 PM Central on a business day qualifies for same-business-day dispatch. Later payments, weekends, and U.S. holidays move dispatch to the next business day. Verification requirements can delay dispatch. Available delivery services and rates appear at checkout, and tracking is emailed when the order ships.

For in-vitro laboratory research and development use only. Not for human or veterinary use.