GLP-1/GIP Nasal Spray (10 mg)

• Metabolic Disease Modulation: GLP-1/GIP is explored for its potential to influence pathways related to diabetes and obesity, key areas in metabolic research.
• Enhanced Glycemic Control: The peptide’s ability to act on multiple receptors may offer insights into complex glucose regulation mechanisms.
• Appetite Regulation: Research into its effects on satiety could provide new understandings in the fields of weight management and metabolic syndrome.

For Research Integrity. For Elevated Precision.

Maintain optimal performance and molecular stability of your research-grade nasal spray by following these refined storage and usage guidelines.

Storage and Handling

Refrigerate Upon Arrival

Place the vial in refrigeration immediately upon receipt, whether sealed or in use, to preserve molecular structure and formulation integrity.

Avoid Freezing

Do not freeze. Freezing may compromise peptide structure and reduce the accuracy of research outcomes.

Store Upright

Always store the bottle in a vertical position unless otherwise specified. This protects the spray mechanism and ensures consistent volume with each use.

After Opening

Once opened, continue to store under stable refrigeration. Use within the recommended research period to ensure maximum reliability.

Secure and Store with Care

Keep all nasal sprays in a secure location, away from children, pets, and unintended access. These products are intended for authorized research purposes only.

Administration Guidelines

Calibrated Dispensing

Each spray is designed to deliver a precise and consistent volume to support accurate and repeatable research parameters. Do not modify the spray mechanism. Always store upright and avoid unnecessary handling.

• Chemical Formula: C225H348N48O68
• Molar Mass: 4817.44 g/mol
• CAS Number: 2023788-19-2

Shelf Life: Recommended shelf life of up to 18 months under proper storage conditions.

This compound is intended for research use only. In experimental models, the following observations have been reported:

• Mild nasal irritation
• Headache
• Nausea

All studies should be conducted using appropriate laboratory safety and handling practices.