GLOW 70 mg

Peptide Blend Research

GLOW

GLOW is a 70 mg research blend containing 50 mg of GHK-Cu, 10 mg of BPC-157, and 10 mg of TB-500.

Each component is studied for a different part of cellular activity. GHK-Cu is a copper-binding peptide used to examine copper signaling and the material surrounding cells. BPC-157 is studied in models involving cellular stress and tissue signaling.

TB-500 is studied in connection with actin, a protein that helps cells maintain their shape and movement. Researchers examine the blend to observe how these three materials behave together under controlled laboratory conditions.

Price

$79.99

Product Information

CompoundGLOW
Amount70 mg
CategoryPeptide Blend Research

Lot & Laboratory Records

Product Documentation

Available supplier documentation and independent laboratory reports are organized by product lot for traceability and verification.

Documented Batch / Lot

41216

Strength

70 mg

Freedom Diagnostics Independent Lab Report

Independent Lab Report

Laboratory: Freedom Diagnostics

Laboratory documentation applies only to the specific lot or sample identified in the associated report.

Documentation

Research Material Records

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Lot Records

Batch Traceability

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Laboratory Records

Documented Testing

Supplier-provided and independently obtained laboratory records are identified according to the source and type of documentation available.

Storage

Laboratory Storage

Product-specific laboratory storage information can be provided with the applicable product and documentation records.

Research Material

Research Use Notice

GLOW products offered by Avios Research are presented solely as research materials. They are not intended for human consumption, therapeutic use, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease.