So the one thing I’ll tell you straight off is that this peptide is strictly for lab research — you won’t be using it in any clinical or human trials, and we don’t recommend it for that. But for metabolic or biochemical studies, it actually performs really well because the sequence is a triple agonist that hits GIP, GLP-1, and glucagon receptors, which is pretty rare for a single peptide. What it does is it lets researchers energy balance and glucose regulation without needing to mix multiple compounds, and we usually have plenty of stock for UK labs.
It comes as a white freeze-dried powder in sealed glass vials, and teh purity is verified at 99% or better by HPLC — some batches even push higher, but we guarantee that floor. We’ve got it in 2mg, 5mg, or 10mg sizes depending on your protocol, and the molecular weight sits at roughly 4212.7 Da, which matters if you’re calculating molar concentrations for your assays. Honestly, most buyers go with the 5mg vial because it’s a sweet spot for reconstitution without wasting material.

You’ll need to store it at -20°C in a dry enviornment — if you leave it out at room temp for a few days, it’ll degrade faster than you’d think, though we’ve had people accidentally miss that and it holds better than expected (usually 2-4 weeks before loss shows up in HPLC). The shelf life is 36 months when stored properly, and each batch ships with a COA that includes CAS number, mass spec results, and amino acid analysis. It’s soluble in sterile water, but don’t use saline — it can cause aggregation.

One detail that’s easy to miss is that the sequence has that long stretch of serines and prolines near the C-terminus, which makes it more resistant to enzymatic cleavage in serum samples than some shorter peptides. We export a fair amount to UK universities for metabolic studies, and the lead time is about 10 working days or so, give or take a few depending on customs. Anyway, the 10mg vial is better for larger projects if you’re running 96-well plates, but you’ll need to reconstitute it carefully to avoid frothing.

It’s not great for anything involving cell viability or proliferation assays because the receptor activation can skew baseline readings — I’ve seen labs use it for that and the results were all over place. Also, it’s tighter tolerance than most research peptides when it comes to purity, so we don’t see batch-to-batch variation that would mess up long-term studies. Pretty much every UK buyer we work with asks for the SDS alongside the COA, so we include that automatically.
But we do have a limitation—the MOQ on the 2mg vials is 5 units, while the 5mg and 10mg can be ordered single if you’re just testing a new protocol. That 2mg size is perfect for preliminary binding assays where you want to conserve matrial, though. The actual reconstitution volume is up to you, but most people go with 0.5ml of sterile water to get a 4mg/ml stock for the 2mg vial.
The purity is ≥99%, verified by HPLC, MS, and amino acid analysis. We provide the COA with each batch.
We offer 2mg, 5mg, and 10mg per vial. The MOQ is 10 vials, but you can mix sizes in one order.
Store at -20°C in a dry environment. Properly stored, it has a 36-month shelf life.
Yes, the CAS number is included with the COA, which shows HPLC purity, MS data, and amino acid analysis.
Yes, it comes in sealed glass vials. Just keep them at -20°C and dry, and they'll stay stable for years.