Teh 99.0% purity floor is the first thing that stood out, and for a 32-amino acid peptide like this, that’s actually tighter than what a lot of suppilers push out — we’ve had batches from others that barely hit 98.5% on the HPLC.
It’s a synthetic polypeptide, molecular weight of 3431.85 g/mol, and we usually have stock of the, but confirm lead time if you need more than 100mg at once (check lead time — 2-3 weeks typically).
What it does is bind to calcitonin receptors, and researchers here use it for calcium metabolism studies, not for anything in vivo obviously — it’s strictly research grade, so don’t try to use it for anything clinical or diagnostic.
The solubility is slightly soluble in water, which basically means you’ll want to reconstitute it in a dilute acetic acid solution or something similar, and then store it at 2-8°C — the lyophilized form is stable enough at room temp for a few days or so, but after reconstitution, it degrades fast.
Also, the CAS is 47931-85-1, and the sequence has that disulfide bridge between Cys1 and Cys7, which is a detail most buyers don’t think to ask about but matters for handling — don’t vortex it aggressively or you’ll shear peptide.
3mg or 5mg vials depending on your batch, and the COA comes with every order — we’ve had zero purity complaints in the last 18 months, so it’s pretty much a standdard choice now.
We typically require a minimum order of 1 gram for research-grade peptides, but we can discuss smaller quantities if you're just starting a pilot study. Let me know your specific needs.
Yes, every batch comes with a COA that includes HPLC purity results, mass spec data, and other quality metrics. Just request it when you place your order.
The powder itself is stable at room temperature for short periods, but we recommend storing it at 2-8°C after reconstitution to maintain stability. For long-term storage, keep the dry powder in a freezer.
We usually ship within 3-5 business days after order confirmation, depending on your location and customs clearance. Expedited options are available if you need it faster.
It's slightly soluble in water, so for in vivo work you'll likely need to use a cosolvent like DMSO or ethanol to get a proper solution. We can provide solubility data if you need it.