What is MT-1?
A melanocortin analogue studied in pigmentation research.
MT-1 is supplied only for use in a controlled laboratory setting. It is not a medicine, not for people, and not for animals.
Batch documentation
Batch documentation pending. Test documentation for the current in-stock batch will be shown here and available for download once verified. You can look up any released batch from the batch lookup.
Storage
Store freeze-dried at −20 °C (freezer).
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Frequently asked questions
Is this product tested by an independent lab?
Where a batch is currently in stock, its own test documentation is shown on this page and can also be looked up in the batch lookup. If no verified batch documentation is currently available, the product is not orderable.
What does 'research area' mean?
It's a plain-English label for the topic scientists study this compound under. It is not a medical use, a benefit, or a therapeutic claim.
How should I store it?
Store freeze-dried at −20 °C (freezer).
Is this a medicine?
No. This product is supplied for laboratory research only. It is not for people, and it is not for animals.
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