Longevity Research

This is the largest group in the catalogue and the broadest. It covers compounds used in work on mitochondrial function, cellular senescence, telomere biology and the redox chemistry that sits underneath all three.
NAD+ is the compound most laboratories start with, being a coenzyme present in every living cell and central to the redox reactions that drive cellular metabolism. Around it sit the mitochondria targeted peptides, SS-31 and MOTS-c, and Epitalon for telomerase work. The larger vial formats exist because these are the compounds most often used across extended protocols where repeated small orders become a traceability problem.
Storage requirements vary more in this group than anywhere else in the catalogue. NAD+ is a refrigerated item, the peptides are frozen, and getting that wrong is the most common cause of a compound underperforming in assay. The specification table on each product page states the condition for that specific compound.
Supplied for laboratory research use only.
What you get with every order
Every batch is tested twice, by two methods, for two different things. HPLC gives purity against a stated detection wavelength, mass spectrometry confirms identity, and both results appear on the certificate for the batch you are sent. A batch that fails either test is rejected rather than sold at a lower grade.
Storage conditions vary considerably across this group and are stated per compound rather than as one blanket instruction.