Selank + Semax 20mg Peptide

Selank and Semax are both short regulatory peptides that emerged from the Institute of Molecular Genetics in Moscow, and both were designed by attaching a Pro-Gly-Pro tail to a bioactive parent fragment, tuftsin in the case of Selank and ACTH(4-10) in the case of Semax. That shared design is why they are so often paired in the literature: the tail confers enzymatic stability on both, while the parent fragments target distinct pathways. Supplying them in a single vial removes one reconstitution variable from co-administration protocols. Note that combined vials cannot be dosed independently, which makes them unsuitable for dose-response work on either peptide alone.