Three independent lot files
BPC-157, Epitalon, and NAD+ each ship with separate paperwork.
$219.98
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Specifications for each compound in the Longevity Stack Research Bundle 2 are listed individually below.
| Compound | BPC-157 | Epitalon | NAD+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantity | 5mg | 10mg | 500mg |
| Product format | Research-grade pentadecapeptide | Research-grade synthetic tetrapeptide | Research-grade coenzyme compound |
| Intended use | Laboratory research only | Laboratory research only | Laboratory research only |
| Documentation | COA available through our COA library | COA available through our COA library | COA available through our COA library |
| Related category | Tissue Repair & Regeneration Research | Longevity & Cellular Aging Research | Cellular Energy & Longevity Research |
This bundle is distributed for laboratory and scientific research purposes only, with none of the three compounds cleared for human or animal administration, diagnosis, or treatment.
Look over the compliance section and each compound's storage guidance before submitting an order.
Regeneration slows down as cells age, which is part of why this bundle pairs BPC-157 with two compounds tied to different aspects of cellular aging biology. BPC-157 works mainly through nitric oxide modulation and growth factor upregulation, mechanisms that support angiogenesis and cytoprotection in tissue repair models. That places it in a different category entirely from Epitalon, whose studied effect centers on upregulating hTERT and activating telomerase, extending telomere length in cultured cells rather than driving vascular repair.
NAD+ ties the two together from a metabolic standpoint. As a coenzyme required for redox reactions and sirtuin-dependent processes, its availability is studied in connection with both tissue-repair capacity and telomere-related aging pathways, without directly duplicating either peptide's mechanism. The three compounds give a lab three separate entry points into questions about regeneration, cellular senescence, and the energy systems that support both.
Each compound targets a different piece of the aging and repair puzzle.
Each of the three vials carries its own batch documentation, meaning a lot can be checked on its own merits instead of against a single record covering the whole bundle.
The documentation standard here matches every other listing across the Cellugenix catalog.
BPC-157, Epitalon, and NAD+ each ship with separate paperwork.
Identity and purity for every batch are checked by a third party.
None of the three compounds are marketed for anything beyond research use.
All three vials travel together under a single tracking number.
Each vial is packed individually to prevent contact in transit.
A repair-focused peptide, a pineal-derived tetrapeptide, and a coenzyme don't share one storage profile, so treat each vial according to its own guidance.
This bundle spans three categories across the Cellugenix catalog.
Reference pages for testing standards and ordering policy.
BPC-157 at 5mg, Epitalon at 10mg, and NAD+ at 500mg, each shipped as its own documented vial.
This version swaps MOTS-C for BPC-157, shifting the third variable from mitochondrial signaling to tissue-repair mechanisms alongside the same Epitalon and NAD+ pairing.
No. BPC-157 is studied for nitric oxide-driven tissue repair, while Epitalon's studied mechanism centers on telomerase activation, so the two address separate research questions.
Yes, BPC-157, Epitalon, and NAD+ each have an independent batch record in the COA library.
No, each compound's stability profile differs, so check the individual storage page for BPC-157, Epitalon, and NAD+ separately.
If you're weighing quantities, delivery timing, or anything else before you check out, our team is on hand to walk through it with you.