Information for institutional quotation
Vesugen: price, documentation and dispatch in Colombia
Vesugen is listed in this catalog as a peptide reference intended exclusively for research and laboratory work, classified as a synthetic tripeptide from the peptide bioregulator family. Within the immunomodulation, longevity, and cellular metabolism category — one of the catalog's largest groupings — it is one of the shortest peptide chains declared in that category. This page brings together the available presentation, the current price shown in the commercial block, and the documentary conditions for an institutional quote. The identity and purity of the lot are never assumed from its family classification; they are confirmed by the certificate of analysis Janoshik Analytical issues per lot, using HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity. This page explains what a peptide bioregulator is within this catalog and what other reference shares that same family.
Presentations and visible prices
| Presentation | Code | Reference price |
|---|---|---|
| 10mg | * | US$139 |
The price above is the public value per vial. Availability and batch documentation are confirmed before the quotation is accepted.
What a peptide bioregulator is in this catalog
The catalog classifies Vesugen within the peptide bioregulator family, a structural category that groups short synthetic peptides defined by belonging to that group, rather than by a declared function. This page documents that family membership as a chemical classification, without describing what 'bioregulate' means in terms of an outcome in an organism, which falls outside this page's scope.
Within the catalog, Bronchogen is another reference classified in that same peptide bioregulator family, described as a short synthetic peptide. Two catalog references sharing a family does not mean they share a sequence, presentation, or commercial category: Bronchogen is grouped in the other-compounds category, while Vesugen is grouped in immunomodulation, longevity, and cellular metabolism.
A tripeptide: one of the catalog's shortest sequences
Vesugen is a tripeptide, meaning a chain of three amino acids, one of the shortest declared in the catalog. It is even shorter than the four-amino-acid tetrapeptides of Epitalon and SS-31, and considerably shorter than the 37 amino acids declared for LL37, another reference in the same commercial category.
This page documents that length as a verifiable structural classification fact, without linking it to greater or lesser relevance for the reference within the catalog. Chain size is simply another criterion for distinguishing among the various references a research catalog groups under the same commercial category.
A single presentation: 10 mg lyophilized powder
Vesugen is offered in a single presentation of 10 mg, measured by mass, which corresponds to a lyophilized powder in a vial under the criterion the catalog applies. With no milligram variants for this reference, the institutional request focuses on a single code, with the current price shown in the commercial block of this page.
Vesugen shares its 10 mg presentation with KissPeptin-10, though the two belong to entirely different categories and families: a bioregulator tripeptide versus a decapeptide fragment of kisspeptin-54. Each one's current price should be confirmed separately in its own commercial block.
Janoshik's COA for very short-chain peptides
Vesugen's certificate of analysis is issued by Janoshik Analytical, per lot, using HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity. For a tripeptide of only three amino acids, mass spectrometry allows precise confirmation of the identity of such a short chain, where any minor variation could produce a molecule different from the one declared. The COA is arranged on request and subject to documentary availability.
This page does not publish a purity percentage, a CAS number, a molecular formula, or a molecular weight for Vesugen: the available documentation does not verify them, and the page prefers to leave them visibly pending. Those fields are resolved with the lot's certificate, provided on request and subject to documentary availability.
Storing a synthetic tripeptide
Having only three amino acids in the chain does not relax custody requirements: the reference point is the lot's document. If that document indicates 2-8 °C and protection from light, that condition should be available at the receiving institution before the material arrives.
Vesugen is coordinated on a made-to-order basis, with a 15-day window declared in the catalog. Shipping fees for Bogota and for the rest of the country are set out on the site's shipping information page, with delivery timing confirmed at the time of the quote, along with the total. 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.
Vesugen and Bronchogen: two bioregulators from the same catalog
Vesugen and Bronchogen share the peptide bioregulator family classification within the catalog, but sit in different commercial categories and have their own presentations, each with its own current price and lot certificate. This page documents that family relationship as a chemical classification fact, without suggesting the two references are interchangeable or equivalent in their declared research use.
Payment never comes first: the request is recorded, the quote is confirmed in writing, and only then is the disbursement coordinated. For the file, it helps to keep the request, the quote, the receipt, dispatch confirmation, the receiving record, and the lot's COA when one was requested.
Frequently asked questions about Vesugen
What is a peptide bioregulator?
It is the chemical classification family the catalog assigns to Vesugen: short synthetic peptides grouped by that membership. Bronchogen is another catalog reference classified in the same family.
How many amino acids does Vesugen have?
It is a tripeptide of three amino acids, one of the shortest sequences declared in the catalog, even shorter than the tetrapeptides of Epitalon and SS-31.
How do Vesugen and Bronchogen differ?
They share the peptide bioregulator family, but sit in different commercial categories of the catalog, with independent presentations, prices, and lot certificates.
Who certifies Vesugen's lot?
Janoshik Analytical, per lot, using HPLC for purity and mass spectrometry for identity. The certificate is arranged on request and subject to documentary availability.
How is Vesugen 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 package.