Description
Tesa + Ipa Blend is a lyophilized, research-grade reagent that combines two growth-hormone-secretagogue peptides — Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin — in a single vial. It is intended for in-vitro laboratory work, and it exists because these two compounds are frequently studied alongside one another in metabolic and body-composition research, where preparing them as one reconstitution saves a step and removes a source of handling variability. If you are sourcing research peptides in Canada and would otherwise be buying and reconstituting the two separately, this is the same material supplied as one unit.
Overview
Each vial is supplied as a lyophilized powder, ready for reconstitution in a suitable research solvent chosen by the investigator. Two ratios are offered: 5mg+5mg, an even split, and 10mg+3mg, weighted toward Tesamorelin — the choice depends entirely on the relative concentrations your protocol calls for. Both are available as a single vial or as a box of ten for laboratories running longer or repeated work. Every batch is analyzed by Janoshik, an independent analytical laboratory, for purity by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry, and the corresponding certificate of analysis is available and matched to the batch you receive. Vials are stored cold and shipped discreetly and tracked from within Canada.
What it is known for
Buyers know this blend for two things: the convenience of a co-lyophilized pair that would otherwise require two separate reconstitutions, and the paper trail behind it. The batch-matched Janoshik COA — HPLC for purity, mass spec for identity — is the reason researchers choose a documented reagent over an undocumented one, because a result is only as defensible as the material that produced it. The two ratio options matter as well: few suppliers offer both a balanced and a Tesamorelin-weighted format, and having the choice means the reagent fits the protocol rather than the protocol bending to the reagent.
Key features
- Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin co-lyophilized in one vial — One reconstitution instead of two, which cuts pipetting steps, reduces the chance of a transfer error and keeps the ratio between the two peptides fixed across every aliquot drawn from the vial.
- Two ratio options — 5mg+5mg and 10mg+3mg — You can select the relative concentration your protocol requires without diluting or re-blending, so the working solution reflects the design rather than a compromise.
- HPLC purity testing by an independent lab — Purity is quantified by a party with no stake in the result, so an unexpected outcome can be attributed to the experiment rather than to the reagent.
- Mass spectrometry identity confirmation — Confirms the material in the vial is what the label says it is — the single most basic thing that has to be true before any downstream data means anything.
- Batch-matched certificate of analysis — The documentation corresponds to your specific lot, not to a generic sample, which is what makes it usable in a methods section or an internal QA file.
- Lyophilized powder format — Dry peptide is far more stable in storage than solution, so vials can be held until needed and reconstituted at the concentration and in the solvent that suits the work.
- Single vial or box of ten — Buy one to validate the material against your assay, then scale to a ten-pack from the same supply chain for extended or repeated runs.
- Cold storage and tracked Canadian shipping — The material stays within the country and under tracking, avoiding customs delays and prolonged ambient transit that a dry peptide should not be subjected to unnecessarily.
Benefits
- Fewer preparation steps and fewer opportunities for handling error when working with both peptides together
- Consistent peptide-to-peptide ratio across every aliquot from a given vial
- Documented purity and identity you can cite, file or hand to a reviewer
- Flexibility to choose a balanced or Tesamorelin-weighted formulation for the protocol at hand
- Domestic Canadian dispatch with tracking, keeping lead times short and transit conditions predictable
Specifications
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Contents | Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin blend |
| Category | Peptide Blends |
| SKU | PP-TESAIPABLEND |
| Format | Lyophilized powder for reconstitution |
| Sizes | 5mg+5mg (1 vial), 5mg+5mg (box of 10), 10mg+3mg (1 vial), 10mg+3mg (box of 10) |
| Purity testing | HPLC, third-party (Janoshik) |
| Identity testing | Mass spectrometry, third-party (Janoshik) |
| Documentation | Batch-matched certificate of analysis available |
| Storage | Cold |
| Shipping | Discreet, tracked, from Canada |
| Intended use | In-vitro laboratory research only |
Typical applications
- In-vitro metabolic research involving growth-hormone-secretagogue peptides
- Body-composition research models where both compounds are studied together
- Comparative work across the two supplied ratios
- Method development and assay validation requiring a reagent of documented purity and identity
Important information
- Research use only. Not a drug, supplement, food or cosmetic. Not for human or veterinary use, ingestion or administration, and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
- Confirm the ratio before ordering — 5mg+5mg and 10mg+3mg are not interchangeable and cannot be converted into one another once reconstituted.
- Reconstitution solvent is the researcher’s choice; select one appropriate to the peptides and to your downstream assay.
- Keep vials cold. Lyophilized material is more stable than solution — reconstitute only what the work requires.
- Request the certificate of analysis for your batch and check that the lot number on it matches the vial you received.
Common questions
What is actually in the vial?
Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin, co-lyophilized as a dry powder in the ratio stated on the size you select — either 5mg of each, or 10mg Tesamorelin with 3mg Ipamorelin.
Which ratio should I choose?
That depends on the relative concentrations your protocol specifies. 5mg+5mg gives an even split; 10mg+3mg weights the preparation toward Tesamorelin. There is no default — choose the one that matches your experimental design.
Does it come reconstituted?
No. It is supplied as a lyophilized powder so that it stores well and so you can select the solvent and working concentration appropriate to your assay.
Can I see the test results before I buy?
Yes. Purity is determined by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry through Janoshik, an independent analytical laboratory, and the certificate of analysis is matched to the batch supplied. Request it and check the lot number against your vial.
Why buy a blend instead of the two peptides separately?
Because it removes a reconstitution and a transfer step, and because the ratio between the two peptides is then fixed by the vial rather than by your pipetting. If your work calls for independently variable concentrations, buy them separately instead.
Where does it ship from?
Within Canada, discreetly packaged and tracked nationwide, so the material does not sit in cross-border transit.
Can this be used on people or animals?
No. It is a laboratory reagent for in-vitro research only and is not intended for human or veterinary use in any form.
In summary
A documented, co-lyophilized Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin reagent in two ratios, tested independently for purity and identity, shipped cold and tracked from Canada. Choose the ratio your protocol calls for, order a single vial to validate it, and request the batch-matched COA before you begin. Research use only.
Jesse Martins –
Absolutely incredible blend. Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin together work great!