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Epithalon
- 10mgIn stock$32.00
$40.00
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.
- 2
- Spellings in common use
- 1
- Peptide behind both names
- 10mg
- Vial size we carry
The short answer
Is epithalon the same as epitalon?
Yes. Epithalon and Epitalon are two spellings of one synthetic peptide. We carry it in 10mg research vials.
Sellers and search results each settled on a spelling, so both are common today. Our product record lists Epitalon as a synonym of Epithalon.
On our site the product is listed as Epithalon, with Epitalon as a listed synonym. Either search leads to the same product page.
If you are comparing sellers, the spelling is a poor way to sort them. Sequence, size and a lab report sort them far better.
- Epithalon
- Epitalon
- AEDG peptide
- Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly
Reading labels
Which name should be on the vial?
Either spelling is fine on a label. The name is the least reliable part of a listing, because sellers often pick whichever spelling gets searched most.
Read the sequence instead. A label for this peptide should show Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly, or the short form AEDG, along with the size in milligrams.
If a listing gives a spelling but no sequence, ask the seller for it before you go further. A seller who knows the product can answer in one line.
Reading results
Why do search results mix the two spellings?
Search engines treat Epithalon and Epitalon as two different words. A page that uses one spelling may not show up for the other, so you can see a different set of sellers for each.
That makes comparing listings harder than it should be. One seller may write Epitalon in the title and Epithalon in the fine print, and a third may use only the AEDG name.
A simple habit solves most of it: search both spellings, then line up the listings by sequence and size. Listings that agree on those two items are describing the same material.
Where each name turns up
| Place | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Search results | Either spelling, often both on one page |
| Product title | Whichever spelling the seller chose |
| Vial label | Name plus the Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly sequence |
| Lab report | The compound name and the measured mass |
Look-alike names
What about other names that look close?
Some listings use names that look close to Epithalon but give no sequence. That is a red flag, not a shortcut. A name alone does not tell you which material is in the vial.
Epithalon and Epitalon are the spellings we list for this product. For any other name, ask for the sequence and the lab report before you go further.
If a page treats a similar name as the same product and shows nothing to back it up, look harder at the seller.
Listed spelling or unknown name?
- Epithalon
- Epitalon
- AEDG peptide
- Any similar name with no sequence listed
- Any listing with no lab report
Before you order
How do you confirm a listing matches this peptide?
A spelling cannot tell you what is in a vial. A lab report can. Read the compound name, the measured mass and the purity figure, then compare the name with the product page.
Our certificate for this compound is on the certificate page. The full specs sit on the Epithalon product page.
Chemistry details we have not confirmed yet are left off this page on purpose. The product page carries them once they are checked.
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Sequence
Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly or AEDG on the label.
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Report
Compound name, measured mass and purity figure.
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Size
Milligrams on the label match the listing.
Single or kit
Does the spelling change the vial or the kit?
No. The 10mg vial is the same whether you found it under Epithalon or Epitalon. Only the word in the search box changed.
We list one single vial and one kit. The kit holds more vials of the same size, which keeps a longer run of lab work on one material.
Sizes and stock for both options are in the order box at the top of this page.
Single vs kit
- One 10mg vial
- A single vial to start
- Several 10mg vials
- Same material across a series
Questions
Common questions
Do I order a different product for each spelling?
No. Both spellings lead to one product, the 10mg Epithalon vial.
Why do some sellers write Epitalon?
Both spellings are in common use. Our product record lists Epitalon as a synonym.
What if a listing uses a similar name with no sequence?
Ask the seller for the sequence and the lab report before you go further.
Where do I find the certificate?
Our certificate for this compound is posted on the certificate page.
Does the kit differ from the single vial?
The vial is the same. The kit simply holds more of them.