About peptides

Peptides are short chains of amino acids, the same building blocks that make up proteins.
A peptide is simply a shorter sequence, from a few amino acids to a few dozen.

In research, peptides are used as reagents. They are supplied dry and freeze-dried, reconstituted with bacteriostatic water, and worked with in vitro, on cells and tissue, not on people or animals.

Different peptides are studied in different areas: tissue repair, metabolism, the nervous system, cellular ageing, immunity, skin. Each is a subject of research, not a treatment.

Purity and identity matter. A result only means something when you know what was in the vial, so reagents are tested before use.

Peptiko supplies these peptides to researchers and laboratories across Moldova. For in-vitro research only.