Individually documented vials
GLP-3 (R), MOTS-C, and Tesamorelin each ship with separate lot paperwork.
Sale
Metabollic Performance stack
$278.98
Purity (HPLC)≥99%
Storage2–8 °C
- Third-party testedIndependent lab verified
- Batch-specific COAsAvailable for each compound in the bundle
- Tracked shippingDispatched with tracking
- Secure checkoutEncrypted payment
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- Research Use Only
- Third-Party Tested
- COA Access Available
- Laboratory Use Only
Key Specifications
Details for each compound are separated in the table below.
| Compound | GLP-3 (R) | MOTS-C | Tesamorelin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantity | 10mg | 10mg | 5mg |
| Product format | Research-grade triple-receptor agonist peptide | Research-grade mitochondrial-derived peptide | Research-grade GHRH analog |
| 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 | Metabolic Peptide Research | Mitochondrial & Metabolic Peptide Research | Growth Hormone & Secretagogue Research |
Research Use Only
Cellugenix sells this stack exclusively to laboratories and qualified researchers, with none of the three compounds cleared for human or animal administration, diagnosis, or treatment.
Check the compliance section and each compound's storage page before you finalize your order.
What is the Metabolic Performance Research Stack?
GLP-3 (R) is a triple receptor agonist, binding GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors to influence appetite signaling and hepatic glucose handling from outside the cell. MOTS-C takes a different route entirely: it's transcribed from mitochondrial DNA and activates AMPK from inside the cell's own energy system, a mechanism with no direct receptor-binding parallel to GLP-3 (R).
Tesamorelin adds a third layer that operates upstream of both. As a stabilized GHRH analog, it binds receptors on pituitary somatotrophs, triggering pulsatile growth hormone release that raises IGF-1 and preferentially mobilizes visceral fat stores through hepatic and adipose pathways.
The three compounds don't compete for the same research question. One works at the gut-hormone receptor level, one at the mitochondrial level, and one at the pituitary level, so a lab can compare how metabolic output shifts depending on which control point is engaged.
Product Details
Each compound enters the metabolic system at a different anatomical and molecular point.
- GLP-3 (R)Triple receptor agonist studied across GLP-1R, GIPR, and GCGR for appetite and glucose regulation.
- MOTS-CMitochondrially encoded peptide studied for AMPK activation and cellular stress adaptation.
- TesamorelinStabilized GHRH(1-44) analog studied for pituitary-driven GH release and visceral adipose tissue reduction.
Purity Verification and COA Access
Each vial in this stack carries independent batch documentation, so identity and purity can be checked against the specific lot received rather than a shared certificate covering all three compounds.
Why Cellugenix for Metabolic Performance Research Stack?
This stack follows the same documentation discipline used across the full Cellugenix catalog.
Third-party testing
Identity and purity for every batch are confirmed outside our own facility.
Sold to research buyers only
None of the three compounds are marketed for anything beyond laboratory use.
Tracked shipping
The full stack ships together under one tracking reference.
Cushioned vial packing
All three items are secured individually within the shipment.
Storage and Handling
A gut-hormone receptor agonist, a mitochondrial peptide, and a GHRH analog don't share one storage profile, so review each compound's own guidance.
- Compound-specific guidanceGLP-3 (R), MOTS-C, and Tesamorelin each carry distinct temperature and reconstitution notes.
- Retain individual recordsKeep each COA filed against its matching vial for traceability.
- Review before reconstitutionOpen the specific handling page for each peptide before preparing it.
Related Research Category
This stack spans three categories within the Cellugenix catalog.
Quality and Documentation
Reference pages covering testing and compliance for this stack.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's in the Metabolic Performance Research Stack?
GLP-3 (R) 10mg, MOTS-C 10mg, and Tesamorelin 5mg, each shipped as its own documented vial.
Do these three compounds act through the same pathway?
No. GLP-3 (R) works through gut hormone receptors, MOTS-C signals from within the mitochondria, and Tesamorelin acts on the pituitary gland to drive endogenous GH release.
Is there a separate COA for each compound?
Yes, GLP-3 (R), MOTS-C, and Tesamorelin each have their own batch record in the COA library.
Can all three peptides be reconstituted and stored the same way?
No, each has its own stability profile, so check the specific handling page for every compound before use.
Why pair a receptor agonist, a mitochondrial peptide, and a GHRH analog in one stack?
Together they let a lab study metabolic regulation from three separate control points, gut hormone signaling, mitochondrial energy output, and pituitary GH release, within a single research order.
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