Description
NA Epithalon is a lyophilized peptide reagent intended for controlled in-vitro laboratory work, and it sits in the anti-aging and cellular category alongside the rest of our research peptides in Canada. It is supplied as a dry powder in a sealed 20 mg vial, ready for the investigator to reconstitute in a solvent appropriate to their protocol. This page is written for laboratory buyers deciding on a supplier: what you receive, how it is verified, and how it ships.
Overview
Epithalon is a short synthetic peptide, and NA Epithalon is the N-acetylated form of that sequence, held here as a research reagent rather than as any kind of finished preparation. Each unit is a single 20 mg vial of lyophilized powder, also available as a sealed box of ten vials for labs running longer assay series or multiple arms of the same study. Lyophilization is the standard format for peptide reagents because it removes the water that drives hydrolysis and deamidation, so the material stays stable in transit and on the shelf until the researcher decides on buffer, concentration and aliquot size. Nothing is pre-diluted and no excipient is added on our end for dosing purposes — what arrives is the reagent, its vial, and its paperwork.
What it is known for
Buyers know this line for the documentation trail more than anything else. Analysis is not done in-house: purity by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry are performed by Janoshik, an independent analytical laboratory, and the certificate of analysis you can request is matched to the batch in your hand rather than to a representative sample from some earlier production run. For a lab, that is the difference between a number on a marketing page and a document you can file with your experimental records. It ships cold-chain-conscious from within Canada with domestic tracking, which keeps material out of long international customs holds — a practical reason Canadian researchers choose a domestic supplier over an overseas listing.
Key features
- Lyophilized 20 mg vial — Dry powder is far more stable than a peptide in solution, so the vial tolerates shipping and storage while you decide the solvent, molarity and aliquot scheme your protocol calls for.
- Third-party HPLC purity testing (Janoshik) — An independent chromatographic purity figure tells you how much of the mass in the vial is the peptide and how much is process-related impurity — the number your concentration calculations actually depend on.
- Mass spectrometry identity confirmation — Confirms the molecular mass corresponds to the intended peptide, so you are not building a study on a mislabelled or substituted sequence.
- Batch-matched certificate of analysis — Ties the analytical data to the specific lot you received, which is what internal QA, grant reporting and reproducible methods sections require.
- Two pack formats — single vial or box of ten — A single vial suits method development and pilot runs; the ten-vial box keeps a longer study on one lot number, removing batch-to-batch variability as a confounder.
- Sealed, single-use vial presentation — Each vial is opened once and reconstituted fresh, limiting the repeated moisture exposure and freeze-thaw cycling that degrade peptide reagents.
- Cold storage and discreet tracked Canadian shipping — Material is held cold before dispatch and moves domestically with tracking, so transit is short, the chain of custody is visible, and the package attracts no attention in a shared receiving area.
Benefits
- You can verify what you bought before it goes into an assay, rather than trusting a claim on a product listing.
- Reconstitution stays under your control — your buffer, your concentration, your aliquots.
- Ordering the ten-vial box lets a multi-week study run on a single verified lot.
- Domestic dispatch means shorter transit and no international customs uncertainty for time-sensitive work.
- Documentation is filed against your batch, so your records hold up when someone asks how the reagent was qualified.
Specifications
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | NA Epithalon research reagent |
| SKU | PP-NAEPITHALON |
| Format | Lyophilized powder in sealed vial |
| Sizes | 20 mg (1 vial); 20 mg vials (box of 10) |
| Purity testing | HPLC, third-party (Janoshik) |
| Identity testing | Mass spectrometry, third-party (Janoshik) |
| Documentation | Batch-matched certificate of analysis available |
| Category | Anti-Aging & Cellular |
| Ships from | Canada, tracked, discreet packaging |
| Classification | Research use only — not a drug, supplement, food or cosmetic |
Typical applications
- In-vitro cell culture experiments in cellular aging and senescence research programs
- Peptide reference and comparison work where a verified identity and purity figure is required
- Method development, analytical calibration and assay optimization
- Academic, biotech and independent laboratory studies requiring documented reagent provenance
Important information
- Research use only. This product is not intended for human or veterinary use, ingestion or administration, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
- Keep the vial cold and sealed on arrival; lyophilized peptide is stable dry, and moisture is the main thing that degrades it.
- Reconstitute in a solvent suited to your protocol, introduce liquid gently down the vial wall rather than directly onto the powder, and avoid vigorous shaking.
- Once in solution, treat the material as short-lived: aliquot to avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles and store according to your laboratory’s peptide handling procedures.
- Request the certificate of analysis for your lot and check that the batch number on the document matches the vial before use.
- Handle with standard laboratory PPE and dispose of according to your institution’s chemical waste policy.
Common questions
What exactly arrives in the package?
A sealed vial containing 20 mg of lyophilized NA Epithalon, or a box of ten such vials, shipped cold and tracked from within Canada in discreet outer packaging. No solvent, syringe or reconstitution kit is included.
Can I see the certificate of analysis before I order?
Yes. A batch-matched COA covering HPLC purity and mass spectrometry identity is available on request, and the data comes from Janoshik, an independent analytical laboratory rather than from us.
Why is it supplied as a powder instead of a ready-made solution?
Peptides degrade far more quickly in solution than in the dry state. Lyophilization keeps the reagent intact through shipping and storage and leaves the choice of solvent, concentration and aliquot volume with the researcher, which is what any protocol-driven lab wants.
Is the ten-vial box the same lot?
The box format exists so a longer study can run on consistent material. If single-lot supply is essential to your design, confirm it when you order and check the batch numbers against the COA on arrival.
How should I store it once it arrives?
Keep it cold and sealed in its original vial until you are ready to use it. After reconstitution, follow your lab’s standard peptide practice — aliquot, keep cold, and minimize freeze-thaw cycles.
Can this be used by or on people or animals?
No. It is sold strictly as a laboratory research reagent and is not a drug, supplement, food or cosmetic. It is not intended for human or veterinary use, ingestion or administration.
In summary
A 20 mg lyophilized vial of NA Epithalon with independent HPLC purity and mass-spec identity data behind it, a certificate of analysis tied to your batch, and short tracked shipping from within Canada. Straightforward reagent supply for in-vitro research, with the paperwork to back it up.
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