Vilon

Description

Vilon is a short synthetic peptide supplied here as a lyophilized reagent for laboratory research use. It belongs to the family of peptide bioregulators — very short sequences that appear in cellular and aging-related research literature — and is stocked alongside our other research peptides in Canada for investigators who need material with documented identity and purity rather than an unverified label. It is not a drug, supplement or therapeutic product, and it is not for human or veterinary use.

Overview

Each vial contains 20 mg of Vilon as a lyophilized powder, sealed for reconstitution in a solvent appropriate to your protocol. Lyophilized format is what makes a peptide practical to ship and store: with the water removed, the material is far more stable in transit and on the shelf than a pre-mixed solution, and it lets the researcher set concentration to suit the assay rather than working around a fixed one. Vilon is offered as a single vial or as a box of ten for laboratories running repeat work or multi-arm study designs, where drawing all vials from the same batch keeps material variables out of the results. A certificate of analysis matched to the batch you receive is available on request.

What it is known for

Vilon is known in the research market as one of the classic short-chain peptide bioregulators, a category studied for its cellular and aging-related activity in vitro. What separates one supplier’s vial from another is not the sequence — it is documentation. Buyers choose this listing because purity is confirmed by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry at Janoshik, an independent analytical lab with no stake in the result, and because the paperwork is tied to the specific batch in the box rather than to a representative sample from some earlier production run.

Key features

• Independent third-party analysis by Janoshik — Purity and identity are verified by a lab that did not make or sell the material, so the numbers on the COA carry weight in a methods section or a purchasing review.
• HPLC purity testing — Quantifies the main peak against impurities, so you know how much of what you weigh out is actually Vilon before you calculate a working concentration.
• Mass spectrometry identity confirmation — Confirms the molecular mass corresponds to the stated peptide — the check that catches a mislabelled or substituted vial, which purity testing alone will not.
• Batch-matched certificate of analysis — The documentation refers to the exact production lot you receive, which is what an audit, a supervisor or a reviewer will ask for.
• Lyophilized 20 mg presentation — Stable in the dry state and flexible on reconstitution, so you set the concentration your assay calls for instead of inheriting someone else’s.
• Box of ten option — Lets a longer study run on one consistent batch, removing lot-to-lot variation as a confounding factor and reducing repeat ordering mid-project.
• Cold storage and discreet, tracked shipping from within Canada — Domestic dispatch avoids customs holds and long uncontrolled transit, and tracking means you know when to be at the bench to receive it.

Benefits

• You can state purity and identity in your documentation with an independent lab’s analysis behind it, not a supplier’s own assurance.
• Ordering domestically keeps lead times short and avoids the border delays and temperature exposure that come with international peptide shipments.
• Lyophilized supply gives you control over solvent choice and final concentration, so the reagent fits your protocol rather than the reverse.
• Buying a ten-vial box keeps a long-running experiment on a single batch, which protects the comparability of your data.
• A defined, repeatable specification means the vial you order next quarter behaves like the one on the bench today.

Specifications

Typical applications

• In-vitro cellular and aging-related research where a short peptide bioregulator is the subject of study
• Comparative work alongside other short-chain peptides in the same research category
• Method development and analytical reference work requiring a characterized peptide of known identity
• Multi-arm or repeat-run study designs where single-batch consistency across vials matters

Important information

• Research use only. This product is not a drug, supplement, food or cosmetic, is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and is not for human or veterinary use, ingestion or administration.
• Keep the sealed lyophilized vial cold and protected from light on arrival, and avoid leaving it at ambient temperature longer than handling requires.
• Reconstitute with a solvent appropriate to your protocol and your intended assay; solvent choice affects both solubility and downstream compatibility.
• Once reconstituted, refrigerate and treat the solution as short-lived — follow the stability window your own protocol or literature specifies, and avoid repeated freeze–thaw cycles.
• Request the batch-matched COA if you need the analysis on file before the material goes into an experiment; confirm the lot number on the vial matches the document.
• Purchase is intended for qualified research buyers and institutions equipped to handle laboratory reagents.

Common questions

What exactly am I receiving in the vial?

A 20 mg lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder, sealed and ready for reconstitution. It arrives dry, not as a solution, so you choose the solvent and final concentration.

Who performs the testing, and can I see the results?

Analysis is carried out by Janoshik, an independent third-party lab — HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity. A certificate of analysis matched to your batch is available.

What is the difference between the single vial and the box of ten?

Quantity and batch consistency. A box of ten lets you run a longer or larger study on one production lot, so material variation between vials is not competing with the effect you are measuring.

How should I store it before and after reconstitution?

Keep the sealed lyophilized vial cold and out of light. After reconstitution, refrigerate the solution, minimize freeze–thaw cycles, and use it within the window your protocol allows.

Does it ship within Canada?

Yes — orders are stored cold and dispatched domestically with tracking, in discreet packaging, which avoids the customs delays and uncontrolled transit that affect overseas shipments.

Can this be used on people or animals?

No. It is supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research. It is not a drug, supplement, food or cosmetic and is not intended for human or veterinary administration of any kind.

In summary

Vilon supplied the way research material should be: lyophilized in a 20 mg vial, verified for purity and identity by an independent lab, documented against the batch in your hands, and shipped cold from within Canada. Single vials for exploratory work, boxes of ten when a study needs one consistent lot from start to finish.