Epithalon 50mg

Epithalon 50mg is a synthetic peptide analogue supplied as a lyophilised powder for laboratory research use. It is selected within controlled environments for investigation into peptide structure, cellular interaction, and signalling pathways.

Classification: Synthetic tetrapeptide (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) based on the natural pineal-derived polypeptide epithalamin.

Within laboratory settings, Epithalon is studied for its interaction with cellular processes and peptide signalling systems. Research applications focus on peptide stability, intracellular activity, and pathway modelling under controlled experimental conditions.

This summary describes published preclinical and, where applicable, clinical research. It is not a medical claim and does not describe or endorse any human use of the compound as sold by Peptides UK 4U.

Epithalon is studied in preclinical research for its proposed effects on telomerase expression, telomere-length dynamics and pineal-endocrine signalling. Reported experimental work includes in vitro cell-culture models and rodent longevity studies. All descriptions are of published research, not clinical outcomes.

This product is typically reconstituted using bacteriostatic water or a suitable sterile solvent within a controlled laboratory setting. All handling should be carried out by qualified professionals using appropriate sterile techniques and safety procedures.

Storage & stability

• Store in a cool, dry environment before reconstitution.
• For extended stability, storage at -20°C is recommended.
• Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles after reconstitution.

For reconstitution volumes and target working concentrations use our peptide calculator. We do not publish dosing protocols for human use.

Peptide Type

Synthetic tetrapeptide analogue

Form

Lyophilised powder

Quantity

50mg

Purity

≥98% (subject to batch testing)

Appearance

White lyophilised powder

Solubility

Water soluble

Stability

Maintains integrity under controlled storage conditions

Manufacturing Standard

Produced in controlled laboratory environments

Certificate of Analysis: Available on request from our support team.

• Khavinson VK et al., Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine 135(6):590–592 (2003) — telomerase activity in vitro
• Anisimov VN et al., Mechanisms of Ageing and Development 122(1):41–68 (2001) — pineal peptides and aging in rodents
• Khavinson VK, Neuroendocrinology Letters 23(Suppl 3):11–16 (2002) — peptide bioregulators review

References are provided for educational context. Citation does not imply endorsement of any specific use.