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Adamax

MW per lot COA≥98% PurityRUO

A Semax-family research analog offered for cognitive and neurotrophic signaling work. Structural characterisation is supplier-dependent.

Quantity per vial
Vials
1
$74.99
Quality Scorecard
Batch Specific
Identity VerificationMass Spectrometry
Purity AnalysisHPLC ≥98%
CertificateCOA Available
HandlingCold-chain where required
Storage2–8°C
UseResearch Use Only

Research Overview

Adamax is supplied as an analog within the Semax family — the ACTH(4-10)-derived heptapeptide lineage studied for neurotrophic and cognitive-model signaling. Semax itself is investigated for effects on BDNF and NGF expression in neuronal cultures.

Adamax is not characterised in peer-reviewed literature under that name. No published molecular weight, CAS number or sequence is available, and Ethos Bio does not assert one. Identity and purity are presented as the analytical laboratory reports them for the specific lot.

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Specifications

CompoundAdamax
ClassificationCognitive research compound
Molecular weightNot established in peer-reviewed literature — confirm against lot certificate
Sequence / FormSemax-family analog — structure to be confirmed per lot
Purity≥98% HPLC, identity verified by mass spectrometry
DocumentationBatch-specific Certificate of Analysis available
AppearanceWhite lyophilized powder
StorageStore sealed at 2–8°C. Long-term storage per certificate guidance.
UseResearch Use Only. Not for human or veterinary use.

Quality Documentation

Every released lot is supported by quality-control documentation. Certificate access is presented by compound and lot where available. Cold-chain shipping is available where required; inventory is held under refrigerated conditions at our fulfillment center with temperature-logging protocols in place.

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Research Use Only

This product is offered strictly for laboratory research use. It is not a drug, food, cosmetic, supplement, or consumer product, and is not intended for human or veterinary use.