TB-500

TB-500 10mg: a synthetic thymosin beta-4 research peptide for Australia and New Zealand

Neurogen Research supplies TB-500 10mg to research laboratories across Australia and New Zealand. TB-500 is a synthetic (lab-made) research peptide based on thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4). Each vial holds a white freeze-dried (lyophilised) powder. It also belongs to our recovery and repair research peptides range. We supply it only for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research, never for people or animals.

TB-500 at a glance

• What it is: TB-500, a lab-made peptide based on thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4), grouped with the actin-binding peptides.
• Testing: every batch goes to the independent lab Janoshik, and the CoA (Certificate of Analysis) records more than 98% purity (98.038%) by HPLC.
• Sizes and price: one 10mg vial from $99 to $129, bought on its own or bundled with a starter kit.

What is TB-500?

TB-500 is a research peptide. That means a short, lab-made chain of amino acids. (Amino acids are the small parts that join to form proteins.) It is based on thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4), a natural protein connected to how cells move and hold their shape. TB-500 works mainly by binding actin. Actin is a protein that controls how cells move and reshape, so TB-500 is classed among the actin-binding peptides. It is not a hormone, not a steroid, and Neurogen Research treats it only as laboratory material.

TB-500 and the thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4) protein

Thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4) is a natural protein involved in how cells move and hold their shape. TB-500 is the research-market name for a lab-made peptide based on it. The exact form can differ between suppliers. So the Certificate of Analysis is the document to check. For this product, the Neurogen batch report lists the material as TB-500 (TB4).

How the TB-500 peptide works in the lab

Most laboratory work with TB-500 looks at actin. The peptide binds and holds single actin units, a process called sequestering. This then plays into the way a cell builds and breaks down its inner framework. Actin underpins how cells move and change shape. For that reason, researchers reach for TB-500 to study those events inside cultured cells.

What researchers study with TB-500

In cell cultures, the TB-500 peptide appears in a few areas of work. These include actin regulation and cell migration (the movement of cells from one spot to another). They also include angiogenesis (the building of new blood vessels) and tissue-repair models. TB-500 is also a frequent point of comparison with BPC-157, another recovery research peptide. That is the source of the common TB-500 versus BPC-157 question. However, the two are different molecules, followed down different paths. Where a project wants both at once, we sell them together as a BPC-157 and TB-500 blend. All of this stays inside the laboratory and makes no claim about people or animals.

Independent testing of TB-500 and the Certificate of Analysis

Neurogen Research sends each TB-500 batch to Janoshik, an independent laboratory. Janoshik analyses it by HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography), a routine method that shows how pure a sample is. The Certificate of Analysis is the lab’s signed report. It puts this product above 98% purity (98.038%) and confirms the identity as TB-500 (TB4). You can read the batch report on our certificate page. A copy also ships with the vial, so you can match the two.

Supplied for research use only, not for people or animals

Neurogen Research sells TB-500 for in-vitro laboratory research. It is an investigational compound, which means it is still being studied and not cleared for people. No authority has approved it for human, medical or veterinary use, including the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator). So it belongs in the hands of trained researchers in a proper laboratory.

Buy TB-500 online in Australia and New Zealand

If you are searching for where to buy the TB-500 peptide in Australia and New Zealand, Neurogen Research has it. We sell it as a single 10mg vial, from $99 to $129, as Vial Only or bundled with a Starter Kit. Order before 12pm AEST, and it leaves Sydney the same day by tracked express across Australia and New Zealand. Shipping is free once your order is over $200.

Storing and mixing TB-500

Keep the sealed vial cool and dark, below 25°C. For long-term storage, move it to minus 20°C. To prepare it, reconstitute (mix) the powder with bacteriostatic water under sterile laboratory conditions. Also, avoid repeated freezing and thawing of the same vial. Every step is lab handling only, with no human dosing.

TB-500 specifications

The table sets out the main details for this product. Always confirm the current batch figures against the Certificate of Analysis that comes with your vial.

TB-500: common questions

What is the TB-500 peptide?

TB-500 is a lab-made research peptide based on thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4). In short, it is a small chain of amino acids that acts on actin. Actin is a protein that drives cell movement and shape. Laboratories use it in cell samples only, so it is not a medicine.

Is TB-500 the same as thymosin beta-4 (Tβ4)?

Not exactly. TB-500 is the research-market name for a lab-made peptide based on thymosin beta-4. Suppliers can make it in different ways, so check the Certificate of Analysis to be sure of the exact form. The Neurogen report lists it as TB-500 (TB4).

What is the difference between TB-500 and BPC-157?

They are two different peptides studied for recovery research. TB-500 comes from thymosin beta-4, and researchers look at its work on actin and cell movement. Meanwhile, BPC-157 is a separate short peptide used in other repair studies. The two are often compared. We also sell a combined BPC-157 and TB-500 blend.

How pure is this TB-500, and do I get a Certificate of Analysis?

Yes. The independent lab Janoshik checks every batch. The Certificate of Analysis then confirms it is over 98% pure (98.038%). The method is HPLC, a routine test of what a sample contains. A copy ships with your order, and you can also find the report on our certificate page.

How is TB-500 stored and reconstituted?

Store it sealed, somewhere cool and dark, under 25°C. For the long term, hold it at minus 20°C. Reconstitute (mix) the powder with bacteriostatic water in a sterile lab. Also, do not freeze and thaw the same vial over and over. No human dosing is part of this.

What size and price does TB-500 come in?

We sell TB-500 as a single 10mg vial, from $99 to $129, either as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit.

Where can I buy TB-500 in Australia and New Zealand?

Neurogen Research is where to buy it. Place your order before 12pm AEST, and it goes out from Sydney that same day by tracked express to Australia and New Zealand. Shipping is free once you spend over $200.

Is TB-500 approved for human or animal use?

No. At Neurogen Research, TB-500 is strictly laboratory research material. So no regulator has cleared it for people or animals, including the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA.

What do researchers study TB-500 for in the lab?

In cell and tissue samples alone, researchers explore how TB-500 influences actin, how cells travel, how new blood vessels appear, and how tissues recover. These findings stay at the lab level. They say nothing about people or animals.

Disclaimer

This TB-500 10mg listing is for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research only. It is not a medicine. No authority has evaluated anything here for human, medical, veterinary or diagnostic use, including the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA. Ordering confirms the buyer is a qualified researcher aged 21 or over. That buyer takes full responsibility for handling the product safely and within the law. Not for human or animal use.