Description

TB-500 Vial – BioHack London

Disclaimer: This product is intended for laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption.

TB-500 is a synthetic peptide fragment associated with the thymosin beta-4 protein sequence and supplied for laboratory investigation of its molecular structure, peptide behaviour, and in-vitro biochemical properties. It is studied under controlled experimental conditions to examine structural characteristics, analytical reproducibility, and synthesis consistency within validated research systems.

Key Features

• Synthetic research peptide
• Supplied as lyophilised powder for controlled laboratory preparation
• ≥99% purity (where applicable)
• Suitable for in-vitro analytical and molecular studies
• Batch-coded for traceability
• Produced under validated peptide synthesis methodologies

Handling & Storage

After reconstitution using bac water:

• Store lyophilised powder at 2–8°C.
• Once reconstituted for in-vitro use, maintain at 2–8°C, and
• Use within 30–45 days. Do not freeze reconstituted solutions.

Prior to reconstitution, keep vials sealed and stored according to laboratory storage protocols.

Quality Assurance Notice

On rare occasions, if a vial has been compromised during transit, reconstitution may result in a cloudy solution.

This is not typical. Please contact us with photos, and we will arrange a replacement promptly.

Synthesis & Quality

TB-500 is manufactured using validated peptide synthesis methodologies to ensure high purity and batch consistency. Each batch undergoes identity, purity, and appearance verification prior to release. Certificates of Analysis (CoA) are available upon request.

Legal & Safety

Strictly for laboratory research use only. This material is not approved for human or veterinary use and is not sold as a therapeutic, supplement, cosmetic, or food product. Compliance with institutional laboratory protocols and relevant local regulations is required.

For inquiries or support, contact Info@BioHackLondon.com

TB-500 Vial – BioHack London