PEPTIVIASemax10 mgVIAL · RESEARCH USE ONLY1 × 10 mg
2 VIALS · 2 DISTINCT MATERIALS
Explore the biology behind focus and calm.
Focus & Calm Stack
Selank and Semax bring two complementary research questions into view: GABA-related signalling and neurotrophic pathways involved in learning and memory. A focused starting point for exploring stress-response and cognitive neuroscience.
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Selank
1 × 10 mg single vial · $79.99 CAD each
$79.99 CAD
Selank is a tuftsin-derived peptide analogue explored in stress-response neuroscience. Rat frontal-cortex studies examine GABA-related gene expression, offering a molecular perspective on signalling associated with calm and neural regulation.
GABA-related signalling — Rat cortex experiments examine genes involved in inhibitory neurotransmission.
Stress-response neuroscience — Its research appeal lies in the molecular regulation of neural signalling, not an established anxiety treatment.
Peptide identity — Selank is a distinct analogue, rather than interchangeable evidence for its parent peptide tuftsin.
Semax is an ACTH-derived peptide analogue investigated in learning and memory-related neuroscience. Rat studies examine neurotrophic signals including BDNF, TrkB and NGF in brain regions relevant to neuronal adaptation.
Neurotrophic pathways — Rat hippocampal research measures BDNF and its receptor TrkB.
Learning & memory research — Neurotrophic signalling provides a specific lens on neuronal plasticity; these experiments do not establish human cognitive improvement.
Regional brain responses — NGF and BDNF expression studies examine how responses differ across rat brain regions.
Selank studies examine GABA-related gene expression in rat frontal cortex. Semax studies examine BDNF, TrkB and NGF in rat brain regions. Together, these materials organise two distinct lines of preclinical neuroscience research.
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Selank
Animal
Acute Selank administration changed the expression of neurotransmission-related genes in rat frontal cortex, including GABA receptor-related genes. Responses varied with the time of measurement.
Rat mRNA expression is a molecular endpoint, not proof of functional GABA activity, human stress relief, anxiety treatment or product safety.
A separate rat study reported increased NGF and BDNF expression in hippocampus and increased BDNF in brainstem and cerebellum; NGF expression decreased in frontal cortex.
Region-specific, partly opposing gene-expression changes do not establish a general neuroprotective or cognitive benefit in humans.
The stack contains separately labelled vials, not one combined mixture. A constituent such as GLOW or CJC/ipamorelin is itself a premixed blend, as named in the catalogue.
How is the price calculated?
The selected total is the sum of the current retail price of each constituent vial, multiplied by its displayed quantity. Two vials means two single-vial prices, not a bulk tier. No additional stack discount is applied.
Does adding this change a paid order?
No. The items enter your current demo bag together. Existing bag lines increase by their stated quantities; paid test orders remain unchanged. Checkout is simulated.
What handling information is available?
Format, strength and quantity are shown for each item. Storage, identity, purity and handling require verified batch-specific documentation. This collection supplies no dosing or cycle schedule.
Can component evidence prove the collection works?
No. Study findings retain their individual experimental context. A shared research theme does not establish the effects or safety of a combination.
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