Information for institutional quotation
SHB: price, documentation and dispatch in Colombia
SHB is listed in this catalog under the other compounds category, with a particularity this page states directly: the catalog's documentation does not assign it a verified molecular family, because its name corresponds to a supplier code and does not declare a composition. This page does not fill that gap with an assumption: it precisely describes what can be stated about SHB within the catalog, including its 10 ml presentation, measured by volume, and its place within the site's laboratory-supplies taxonomy. This reference's identity is confirmed exclusively by the certificate of analysis Janoshik Analytical issues per lot, using HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity, without this page substituting that verification with data the catalog does not declare.
Presentations and visible prices
| Presentation | Code | Reference price |
|---|---|---|
| 10ml | SHB | US$155 |
The price above is the public value per vial. Availability and batch documentation are confirmed before the quotation is accepted.
Why this page does not assign a molecular family
The catalog's internal documentation explicitly records that SHB has no verified molecular family, stating the reason: it is a supplier code with no declared composition. This page respects that classification instead of inferring a composition by resemblance to other catalog references or other suppliers, following the same rule that applies to any other reference without a verified family.
A reference lacking a declared molecular family is not an error on this page, nor a gap that should be filled with a reasonable guess: it is honest information about the actual state of the available documentation. If the purchasing institution needs to know SHB's exact composition for its own technical file, it should request that directly and independently of this page.
A supplier code, not a composition acronym
Unlike other catalog references whose name declares its composition through recognizable initials, SHB corresponds, per the catalog's documentation, to a supplier code. This sets it apart from references such as Glutathione, which does have a verified, declared molecular family despite sharing SHB's same other-compounds commercial category.
This distinction matters for an institution comparing several catalog references: two entries can share a commercial category and a volume or mass presentation, and still have a completely different level of documentary verification. SHB is an example of a reference where the catalog is explicit about what it cannot state, rather than filling the gap with a generic description.
A presentation measured by volume, not mass
SHB is offered in a 10 ml presentation, measured by volume. Under the criterion the catalog applies, a volume-based presentation corresponds to a solution in a vial, while a mass-based presentation corresponds to a lyophilized powder that must be reconstituted before laboratory use. That solution physical form is what should be recorded in the institutional request, with no reconstitution required by the buyer.
The current price for this presentation is shown in the commercial block of this page. Being a solution, and not a lyophilized powder, is a physical-form fact derived directly from the presentation's unit, not an assumption about that solution's content or concentration.
What Janoshik's COA can confirm when no family is declared
SHB's certificate of analysis is issued by Janoshik Analytical, per lot, using HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity, the same documentary procedure that applies to any other catalog reference. The absence of a declared molecular family does not prevent a lot certificate from existing: the COA documents the specific material dispatched, regardless of whether the public catalog assigns it a structural classification.
This page does not fill in a chemical name, a CAS number, a molecular formula, or a molecular weight that the catalog's documentation does not declare for SHB. The COA is arranged on request and subject to documentary availability, and an institution needing greater precision about composition should request it explicitly before accepting the material.
Storing a 10ml solution
SHB's storage conditions are set by the documentation applicable to the lot, the same as for the rest of the catalog. If that documentation specifies a 2-8 °C range and protection from light, the receiving institution should build that condition into its custody record, with the added consideration that this is a solution in a vial and not a lyophilized powder requiring reconstitution.
SHB is handled on a made-to-order basis, with a 15-day coordination window. Shipping fees to Bogota and to other domestic destinations are set out on the site's shipping information page and are confirmed along with the delivery date during the institutional quote. Outside Colombia, this reference ships to 5 countries (Costa Rica, Ecuador, United States, Mexico and Puerto Rico), from US$57; the rate for each country is listed on the site's international shipping page.
Its place in the catalog's laboratory-supplies taxonomy
Beyond the other-compounds commercial category shown in the public catalog, the site internally groups SHB, along with L-carnitine, LC216, LC526, and Lipo-C, within a thematic classification of diluents, buffers, and laboratory supplies: auxiliary solutions that support experimental work without themselves being research peptides. That placement is consistent with its volume presentation and the absence of a declared peptide family.
An SHB order is recorded first, the quote is confirmed in writing, and payment is coordinated afterward. The recommended purchase file brings together the request, the quote, proof of payment, dispatch confirmation, the receiving record, and Janoshik's certificate for the lot when one was requested, noting that the detailed composition remains pending documentary verification.
Frequently asked questions about SHB
Why does SHB have no declared molecular family?
Because, per the catalog's documentation, its name corresponds to a supplier code with no declared composition, not an acronym identifying a specific molecule. This page does not fill that gap with an assumption.
Is SHB a powder or a solution?
It is a solution in a vial, with a 10 ml presentation measured by volume. It is one of the few catalog references with that physical form; most are presented as lyophilized powder.
How is SHB classified within the catalog?
Under the other-compounds commercial category, and in the site's internal taxonomy, alongside L-carnitine, LC216, LC526, and Lipo-C, within laboratory supplies as diluents and buffers.
Who certifies SHB's lot?
Janoshik Analytical, per lot, using HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity, the same documentary procedure that applies to the rest of the catalog, even without a declared molecular family.
How is SHB stored?
Per the documentation applicable to the lot. If it specifies 2-8 °C and protection from light, that condition should be built into the laboratory's custody setup before receiving the solution.