KLOW

KLOW 80mg: four research peptides in one vial, for Australia and New Zealand

Neurogen Research stocks the KLOW peptide blend, labelled KLOW 80mg, for laboratories in Australia and New Zealand. One KLOW vial holds four research peptides at once, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV. It comes as a white freeze-dried (lyophilised) powder from our recovery and repair range, and is sold for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research only, never for people or animals.

KLOW 80mg: the essentials

• What it is: one 80mg vial holding GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, for in-vitro lab research.
• Testing: Janoshik checks each batch, and the CoA (Certificate of Analysis) records how much of each peptide is present, measured by HPLC.
• Price and options: one 80mg vial, $169 to $199, as Vial Only or Vial + Starter Kit.

What is the KLOW peptide blend?

KLOW is a peptide blend rather than one compound. It gathers four research peptides into a single vial, so a laboratory does not have to mix four separate products itself. Each is a peptide, which is a short chain of amino acids (the small building blocks that make up proteins). Neurogen Research treats KLOW only as laboratory material, not a medicine.

The four peptides inside KLOW

A single 80mg vial carries all four. On the Neurogen Research Certificate of Analysis, each one is listed with its own milligram figure:

• GHK-Cu (47.4 mg): a copper peptide, three amino acids linked to one copper atom; studied in research on collagen synthesis (making collagen) and tissue repair.
• BPC-157 (12.00 mg): a chain of fifteen amino acids (a pentadecapeptide), studied in tissue-repair and blood-vessel-growth (angiogenesis) work.
• TB-500 (11.57 mg): a fragment of thymosin beta-4, studied for how it acts on actin, the protein behind cell movement and shape.
• KPV (10.55 mg): a three-amino-acid peptide (a tripeptide), studied in research on inflammatory signalling (how cells signal inflammation).

KLOW vs GLOW: what is the difference?

Researchers often compare KLOW with GLOW. The gap is one peptide: GLOW holds GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500, and KLOW adds KPV to that same trio. So KLOW is the four-peptide option and GLOW the three-peptide one, and the choice depends on whether a study needs KPV.

KLOW testing: identity and content on the Certificate of Analysis

Every KLOW batch is tested by Janoshik, an independent laboratory, using HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography, a routine way to measure what a sample contains). Because a blend has no single purity figure, the report instead verifies that each of the four peptides is there and shows how many milligrams of each the vial holds. The batch document sits on our Certificate of Analysis page and travels inside every vial.

KLOW is for laboratory research only

Neurogen Research supplies KLOW as in-vitro laboratory material only. The four peptides are investigational, meaning still under research and not approved for people, and the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA and every other authority leave them uncleared for medical or animal use. KLOW is for qualified researchers working in a proper lab.

Buy KLOW peptide blend in Australia and New Zealand

Looking to buy KLOW in Australia or New Zealand? Neurogen Research has the KLOW peptide blend for sale, listed as one 80mg vial at $169 to $199, taken as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit. Higher-volume work can use the 10x KLOW bulk pack. Any order confirmed before 12pm AEST ships out of Sydney that day, tracked by Australia Post Express to Australia and New Zealand, and shipping is free on orders over $200.

Storing and reconstituting KLOW

Keep the sealed vial cold and out of light, below 25°C, or at minus 20°C for longer periods. To get it ready, mix the powder with bacteriostatic water (this step is called reconstitution) in clean, sterile lab conditions, and avoid freezing and thawing the same vial too many times. These are lab-handling steps only, with no human dosing.

KLOW 80mg specifications

The table sums up KLOW’s main details; always confirm the figures against the Certificate of Analysis supplied with your vial.

KLOW: frequently asked questions

What is KLOW?

A blend of four research peptides. One KLOW vial holds GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV together, for test-tube (in-vitro) lab work. KLOW is research material, not a medicine.

What peptides are in the KLOW blend?

Four of them: GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, in one 80mg vial. The exact milligram amount of each is set out in the spec table above and on the Certificate of Analysis, and all four are also stocked separately.

What is the difference between KLOW and GLOW?

One peptide. GLOW has three (GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500); KLOW has those plus KPV, making four. Think of KLOW as the four-peptide version.

What do researchers study KLOW for?

In the lab only, inside cells and tissue samples. KLOW is used to study repair-related work, such as how cells repair tissue, build collagen, grow new blood vessels, and respond to inflammation. None of this involves people or animals.

Is KLOW tested, and do I get a Certificate of Analysis?

Yes. Janoshik, an independent lab, checks every batch by HPLC (a standard lab test). Because KLOW is a blend, the Certificate of Analysis confirms all four peptides are present and lists the milligrams of each in the vial. You get a copy with your order, and all reports are on our certificate page.

How is KLOW stored and reconstituted?

Store it sealed, cool and dark, below 25°C, or at minus 20°C for longer storage. To prepare it, mix the powder with bacteriostatic water (this step is called reconstitution) under clean, sterile lab conditions, and do not re-freeze and thaw the same vial over and over. None of this is human dosing.

What size and price is KLOW?

A single 80mg vial at $169 to $199, taken as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit. A 10x KLOW bulk pack suits larger work.

Where can I buy KLOW in Australia and New Zealand?

From Neurogen Research. Order before 12pm AEST and it leaves Sydney the same day, sent by tracked Australia Post Express to Australia and New Zealand, with free shipping on orders over $200.

Can I buy the four peptides separately?

Yes. Besides the blend, Neurogen Research stocks GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV as individual vials, so a lab can order just the one it needs.

Is KLOW approved for human or animal use?

No. Neurogen Research sells KLOW only as laboratory research material. No regulator, including the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA, has approved it for use in people or animals. It is not for human or animal use.

Disclaimer

KLOW 80mg is sold only as in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research material. It is not a medicine, and no statement on this page has been assessed by the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA or any other authority for human, medical, veterinary or diagnostic use. Ordering confirms the buyer is a qualified researcher aged 21 or over who accepts full responsibility for safe, lawful handling. Not for human or animal use.