Bioregulators
Very short synthetic peptides, two to four amino acids long, shipped as freeze-dried powder.
Bioregulators are very short synthetic peptides, two to four amino acids long. Their size makes them easy to identify and easy to store, because there is little for the usual breakdown routes to act on.
They ship as freeze-dried powder with the same third-party certificate as every other class. The sequence and residue count are on each product page.
The class reference lists the Khavinson series by sequence, explains the difference between the organ-derived complexes and the synthetic short peptides carried here, and covers what the short length changes at the bench.
Cartalax
Common questions about bioregulators
Why are bioregulators so short?
That is what defines the class: two to four amino acids. The short length makes them easy to identify and easy to store.
Are they tested the same way?
Yes. The lab confirms the compound and measures purity by HPLC, and the certificate is on the product page like every other class.
What each one is
Guides for this class
How to read a certificate of analysisThe fields worth checking before an order.Reconstitution and handlingDiluent down the glass, never onto the cake.Bacteriostatic waterShelf life, volumes and what the preservative does.Storage, stability and degradationWhat each condition buys, in weeks and months.Cartalax vs EpithalonSide by side.