Finding real Thymalin
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@peptideed Try MRP (Modern Research Peptides) they aren't listed in the vendor directory but they have Thymalin, I was looking at it last night, it does appear to be Thymalin. When I went on a search awhile ago for Thymulin I found the opposite, vendors had it listed as Thymulin but the CoA showed Thymalin. Not sure why Vendors aren't looking at this more closely before listing their products
I've used them in the past for some other peps, and they provided excellent customer service and fast turnaround. Products worked as expected.
They are running a sale right now for 35% off. I think I can share the link even though it's not listed on vendor directory right?
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@vpeptides Yeah... amusingly the scans they used for the thymus do not appear to be available generally... so I can't even do before and after measurements to try to do my own n=1 meaningfully
@PeptideEd absolute numbers of CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes, as well as CD4:CD8 ratio is a good marker of thymus regeneration too. Even 10% increase in numbers is a good sign. Just get the real test, not those methylation correlations.
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@peptideed Try MRP (Modern Research Peptides) they aren't listed in the vendor directory but they have Thymalin, I was looking at it last night, it does appear to be Thymalin. When I went on a search awhile ago for Thymulin I found the opposite, vendors had it listed as Thymulin but the CoA showed Thymalin. Not sure why Vendors aren't looking at this more closely before listing their products
I've used them in the past for some other peps, and they provided excellent customer service and fast turnaround. Products worked as expected.
They are running a sale right now for 35% off. I think I can share the link even though it's not listed on vendor directory right?
@WisGal64 even if a lab writes "Thymalin" is still doesn't mean it's not a synthesized nanopeptide (Thymulin). Labs are confused about its naming as well, they tend to just repeat what the customer called it. Also, how do they test for a thymus extract having a dozen of different peptides, do they even know exactly what should be there and in what proportion?
All ThymAlin COAs I saw showed a nanopeptide of molecular weight 858 g/mol (Thymulin). I looked at Modern Research Peptides and it is Thymulin as well.
As far as I know, you can buy injectable Thymalin (under another name) in Russia, otherwise you can use capsules of Vladonix or Thymusol, or do what I did and make a blend yourself.
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So technically, if they don't show a mol weight of 333.34 which is Thymalin, then it's Thymulin. From what I found, common vendor mislabel has mol weight 862-863(same as Thymulin)
“Not a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”
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So technically, if they don't show a mol weight of 333.34 which is Thymalin, then it's Thymulin. From what I found, common vendor mislabel has mol weight 862-863(same as Thymulin)
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So technically, if they don't show a mol weight of 333.34 which is Thymalin, then it's Thymulin. From what I found, common vendor mislabel has mol weight 862-863(same as Thymulin)
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@vpeptides Yeah... amusingly the scans they used for the thymus do not appear to be available generally... so I can't even do before and after measurements to try to do my own n=1 meaningfully
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V vpeps referenced this topic on
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Peptide Crafters carries Thymagen (sold out) and Thymalin.
I don't truly know the difference; this is just for FYI.
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