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For laboratory and research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

Sermorelin supplier: 10mg research vials

We supply Sermorelin in 10mg vials for laboratory research, as a single vial or a kit. Here is how to read the name on a label, and what to check before you pick a supplier.

Sermorelin vial

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Sermorelin

  • 10mgIn stock$44.00$55.00

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

10mg
Vial size we carry
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Names you may see on listings

The short answer

Who supplies Sermorelin for research?

We do. Sermorelin is on our catalog as a 10mg vial of freeze-dried powder, sold one at a time or as a kit. The product page lists the current sizes and stock.

Our product record lists Sermorelin as a white freeze-dried powder in a 10mg vial. For the full specification, read the Sermorelin product page.

Everything we sell is for laboratory research only. It is not for human or veterinary use.

A supplier page should tell you the size, the form and where the paperwork is. This page does that for Sermorelin so you can check each point against the label.

What we list
  • Sermorelin, 10mg vial
  • Single vial or kit
  • White freeze-dried powder
  • Certificate page on the site

Names

What else is Sermorelin called?

A supplier may list the same compound under a different name. Our record gives two other names: GRF (1-29) amide and GHRH (1-29).

If two listings use those names, they point at the same kind of material. Do not treat them as three products. Compare the full name, the size and the form on each label instead.

A label that shows only a short nickname gives you little to check. A label that shows the full name and the size is easier to compare.

A tray of capped vials

Name check

Name on the listingWhat it means
SermorelinThe name we use
GRF (1-29) amideAnother name for it
GHRH (1-29)Another name for it

Vial

What comes in the vial?

Each vial holds 10mg of freeze-dried powder. Freeze-dried means the water was removed under cold and low pressure, so the powder keeps its form on the shelf.

Our record describes the powder as white. Look at it when the box arrives. The cap should be crimped on and the seal should look flat.

If the cap turns freely or the seal looks lifted, contact us before you open the vial.

Keep the sealed vial as it arrives until the lab is ready to use it. Our product record lists the sealed storage condition, and the product page shows it.

Close view of a crimped vial cap

Paperwork

What should you check on a certificate?

A certificate is the lab report for the compound. Look for the lab name, the test date, the purity result and the mass result. A report with no lab name tells you little.

Ask whether the report names the compound you are buying. A report for a different peptide is not a report for yours.

Our certificates are posted on the certificate page. Read what is posted for Sermorelin there before you decide.

Write down the name, size and date from the label when the box arrives. Notes like these make it easy to compare one supplier with the next.

A tray of vials in an HPLC instrument
  1. 01

    Lab

    Look for the name of the lab that ran the test.

  2. 02

    Date

    Look for a test date printed on the report.

  3. 03

    Result

    Look for a purity result and a mass result.

Single or kit

Should you pick one vial or a kit?

A single vial suits a first run or a method check. You open one vial, finish the work, and see what the lab needs next.

A kit holds more vials of the same 10mg size. A lab running a longer series may prefer a kit so it has more vials on hand.

The vial is the same either way. Only the number in the box changes. The order box on the product page shows what is available now.

A person reading a certificate of analysis

Single vs kit

Single vial
  • One 10mg vial
  • Good for a first run
Kit
  • More vials of the same size
  • More on hand for a longer series

Related

Is there a comparison with a similar peptide?

Yes. If you are weighing Sermorelin against Ipamorelin, our Ipamorelin vs Sermorelin page sets the two side by side.

Read it for names, sizes and what each label shows. Then return to the product page when you are ready to choose.

A comparison page is a good place to see the label details of two compounds in one view. It will not replace the certificate, which is the place to read test results.

Next steps
  • Read the Sermorelin product page
  • Check the certificate page
  • Compare with Ipamorelin if you are unsure

Questions

Common questions

Do you supply Sermorelin?

Yes. We carry Sermorelin in a 10mg vial, as a single vial or a kit, for laboratory research only.

Is GRF (1-29) the same as Sermorelin?

It is another name our record lists for Sermorelin, along with GHRH (1-29). Check the full name and size on each label.

What size do you carry?

10mg vials. The product page shows what is available now.

Where is the certificate for Sermorelin?

Posted certificates are on our certificate page. Read what is listed there for Sermorelin.

Is Sermorelin for human use?

No. It is sold for laboratory research only, not for human or veterinary use.

For the lab

Batch certificates, published

Every product is sold for laboratory research use only. Posted lab reports, with their report numbers, are on the product page.

Fast dispatchShips in 1 to 2 business days
Plain packagingNo exterior branding
Tracked shippingTwo business days, flat rate
Independent labCertificates posted on product pages