9 peptides · 9 recorded batches
Peptides, with provenance.
Every peptide leaves here with a batch certificate that records what was measured — purity by HPLC, identity by mass spec, water and counter-ion content — not what was hoped for.
The range, in full.
Each card states the current batch and the measured purity for that lot. Open a peptide for the full specification.
Firming
Copper Tripeptide-1
The carrier peptide most formulators start with: a blue crystalline powder that brings copper into the water phase, released with copper content and chloride checked separately.
Expression lines
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8
The hexapeptide behind most 'expression line' serums.
Firming
Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38
A matrikine-type lipopeptide used where the brief asks for firmness rather than hydration.
Hair density
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3
The hair-care tetrapeptide usually paired with a red clover extract.
Brow and lash
Myristoyl Hexapeptide-16
The brow peptide usually specified alongside the pentapeptide.
Lash and hair
Myristoyl Tetrapeptide-12
A tetrapeptide for lash and hair formulas, with identity confirmed by ESI-MS against a theoretical molecular weight of 625.
Brightening
Decapeptide-12
A ten-amino-acid peptide used in brightening programmes.
Antioxidant
Acetyl Carnosine
A small water-soluble molecule used in antioxidant and eye-contour formulas.
Firming
Tetrapeptide-21
A short peptide for firmness claims.
Three documents travel with every batch.
Not a datasheet written once and reused. The certificate belongs to the lot in the box.
Certificate of analysis
Batch number, manufacture date, measured results and a release conclusion.
Technical data sheet
Solubility, handling and the specification range for the grade.
Safety data sheet
Sixteen-section format, ready for your regulatory file.
Tell us the peptide and the target.
Send the INCI name, the format you are building and the trial quantity. The batch documents come back with the quotation.
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