Buy the GLOW Bundle in Australia

Buy the GLOW Bundle in Australia from Macropus Peptides: one GLOW 70mg blend vial together with a 3 mL vial of bacteriostatic water. GLOW combines three research compounds, BPC-157, TB-500 and the copper tripeptide GHK-Cu, co-lyophilised in a single vial, and the bundle adds exactly enough diluent to make it up. It is aimed at labs that already keep syringes and swabs and want the blend plus water in one line item at a set price. The single GLOW vial is quoted on request, so the bundle is currently the priced way to order it. The blend vial is labelled with product, total strength, lot and storage temperature, and its certificate of analysis gives a figure for each component. Dissolving the full 70mg in 3 mL gives roughly 23 mg per mL of combined peptide. Orders are packed in Australia for delivery Australia wide. For in-vitro laboratory research by buyers aged 18 and over only.

Kit	GLOW Bundle
Amount	bundle
Form	Research kit
Category	Kits, stacks and value packs
Storage	See label
Testing	HPLC purity and mass spectrometry identity, every batch
Certificate of analysis	Available for every lot, matched to the lot number on the label

Buy the GLOW Bundle in Australia

The GLOW bundle packages our three-compound GLOW blend with the diluent it needs. Inside are the GLOW 70mg vial and a small 3 mL bottle of bacteriostatic water, nothing more, which keeps the order lean for laboratories that already hold their own syringes and swabs.

What is in the GLOW bundle

• One GLOW 70mg vial: BPC-157, TB-500 and GHK-Cu co-lyophilised
• A 3 mL preserved water vial for reconstitution

The blend puts three well-studied compounds in one cake. BPC-157 is a fifteen residue peptide from a gastric protective protein, studied in rodent tissue models. TB-500 is based on thymosin beta-4, the main actin-binding peptide in cells. GHK-Cu is a copper-binding tripeptide linked in fibroblast culture to collagen production. The GLOW blend listing describes it in full, and each component also has its own vial, including GHK-Cu.

Why the GLOW 70mg blend combines three compounds

The three act on different parts of tissue repair biology: growth factor signalling, cell movement through the actin skeleton, and extracellular matrix production. Fibroblasts cultured with GHK-Cu produced more collagen in a 1988 FEBS Letters study, and the actin role of thymosin beta-4 was reviewed in Trends in Molecular Medicine in 2005. Published data on the three-way combination are limited, so single-compound controls are useful alongside it. See the GLOW research studies.

GLOW bundle specifications

The blend vial and water vial each carry their own lot. The GLOW certificate lists a result for every component, and that measured split, not an assumed one, should drive any per-compound calculation. The blend belongs in the freezer, in the dark. The water can stay on a room-temperature shelf until opened.

GLOW bundle price in Australia

The single GLOW vial currently shows price to confirm, so the bundle is the priced route to the blend today. Labs needing syringes and swabs as well should compare the GLOW starter kit; labs wanting extra GHK-Cu should look at the Radiance bundle.

GLOW blend bundle: bac water maths

Concentration equals total milligrams divided by millilitres added. The whole 3 mL on the 70mg vial comes to about 23.3 mg per mL of combined peptide; 2 mL comes to 35 mg per mL. For a round 10 mg per mL, add 7 mL from a separate bacteriostatic water 10mL vial. Copper speeds oxidation in solution, so refrigerate the mixed blend and use it without delay.

GLOW bundle Australia: legal status and shipping

With none of its three components on the ARTG, the bundle is a research product for in-vitro work alone. Where each component sits in the Poisons Standard is for the TGA to decide. Bundles ship from our Australian shelves for every state; singles are in the recovery research range.

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