- For Laboratory Research Only – Not for Human Consumption.
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Frequently referenced in peer-reviewed human studies.
Third-party COA (Certificate of Analysis) available.
Manufactured by established, reputable peptide labs.
Reviewed by scientific advisors for accuracy in labeling and documentation.
Thymalin is another thymic peptide that has been studied for its immune-restoring properties. Research shows potential benefits in regulating immune responses, stimulating regeneration of immune cells, and influencing age-related decline in immunity.
Keep in a cool, dry place at –20°C. After reconstitution, refrigerate (2–8°C) and use promptly.
For research purposes only. Prepare using sterile reconstitution methods.
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How is Thymalin different from Thymosin Alpha-1?
– Both are thymic peptides, but they target different immune pathways.
Is it anti-aging?
– Research explores immune restoration in aging subjects.
How is it tested?
– Typically in immune and longevity research models.
Can it be taken by humans?
– No, strictly research use only.
