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peptide research material

TB-500

Repair Peptides
TB-500

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TB-500 purchase details

From $3.85/vial · In stock

Lowest published volume-tier equivalent. View pack prices and order tiers below.

Specifications2 SKUs

2mg*10vials

TB-500-2MG-10VIALS

≥99%

$71.64Tier 1 / 10 vials

MOQ: 1 10 vials

Order T1$200+$71.64
Order T2$2,000+$53.73
Order T3$5,000+$43.88
Order T4$10,000+$38.51

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TB-500 is handled as a repair peptides catalog material with sourcing review built around sequence or identity confirmation, repair-category SKU planning, and blend feasibility. Procurement teams should confirm CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, 889 Da molecular weight, sku coverage includes 2mg*10vials · 5mg*10vials, ≥99%, lead time, and the available COA/HPLC/MS/SDS packet before comparing suppliers or approving a quote.

Buyer fit

Who buys this, and why

TB-500 is listed for qualified B2B buyers reviewing repair-category peptide sourcing and component-document review. Procurement teams should compare sequence identity, repair-category literature context, blend feasibility, and batch-file readiness while keeping the page focused on research-material sourcing rather than personal-use, dosing, treatment, or outcome guidance.

Category: Repair Peptides. Repair-focused peptides and blends for soft-tissue, tendon, GI mucosa, and recovery research.

Specifications

Procurement-ready product data

CAS
885340-08-9
Molecular formula
C38H68N10O14
Molecular weight
889 Da
Appearance
Lyophilized powder or supplied format listed on batch COA
Purity / identity
≥99%
Common vial sizes
2mg*10vials · 5mg*10vials
Storage
Store according to the batch COA and product handling note.

Batch Quality Verification

See how PeptideSource verifies a lot before document review.

Sample COA format, lot-code conventions, and the current-batch matching workflow are summarized below. Sample values are clearly marked as demo records; live HPLC/MS and release files are matched by QA.

Sample verification card

PS-TB500-2606-007

Public demo page showing the PeptideSource COA format, QA status, and PDF access pattern.

Current batch request

Matched by SKU + lot ID

Live order documents are supplied after QA confirms the exact product, SKU, and available lot.

Example lot-code format

PS-TB-2606-666

Format example only. Real batch IDs are assigned from production and release records.

QA review window

6-15 business hours

Typical document-matching window for qualified procurement requests, subject to current batch status.

Laboratory Planning Tool

Plan vial mass, volume, and inventory notes.

Open the calculator as a procurement planning aid for vial mass, diluent-volume records, and target concentration notes. It is not a human-use protocol, administration guide, or clinical recommendation.

Open laboratory calculator

Priority sourcing brief

TB-500 sourcing brief for repair-peptide and blend buyers

For qualified buyers, TB-500 should be evaluated through identity, commercial fit, and document readiness. Identity fields include CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, 889 Da molecular weight. The sourcing checklist is SKU coverage such as 2mg*10vials · 5mg*10vials, ≥99%, batch-file access, MOQ, lead time, and repeat-order suitability.

Compare category

Quick sourcing answer

Identity
CAS 885340-08-9; PubChem CID 62707662 lists TB-500 / TB500 with formula C38H68N10O14, molecular weight 889.0, and sequence synonym Ac-Leu-Lys-Lys-Thr-Glu-Thr-Gln-OH.
Procurement fit
Built for repair-category distributors, research labs, and OEM buyers comparing standalone TB-500, BPC-157, blend feasibility, and repeat-batch document continuity.
Document review
Request current COA, HPLC chromatogram, MS identity support, SDS, storage notes, fragment/sequence context, salt or counter-ion notes when disclosed, and batch-specific label details.
SKU planning
Active catalog coverage includes 2 mg and 5 mg x 10-vial options; 10 mg requests should be handled as separate availability or custom quote review.

Procurement checks

  • Confirm CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, sequence or fragment context, molecular-weight reference, and current batch availability.
  • Compare 2 mg and 5 mg x 10-vial standalone SKUs against BPC-157 or repair-blend sourcing needs.
  • Request COA, HPLC, MS, SDS, storage notes, counter-ion or salt context when disclosed, and label details before scaling order size.
  • Clarify target quantity, document needs, naming convention, and repeat-order plan for distributor, blend, or OEM review.

Buyer comparison notes

Compared with BPC-157
Supplier comparison should focus on sequence identity, document packet, vial sizes, lead time, blend feasibility, and repeat-order document continuity.
Blend review
For repair-oriented blends, buyers should verify component names, target fill, ingredient ratio, purity support, and label workflow.
Naming control
TB-500, TB500, fragment, and full-length thymosin beta-4 references should be separated before quote approval.

Technical procurement review

Fragment identity and public-reference context

TB-500 should be reviewed as a short thymosin beta-4 fragment identity record rather than the full-length thymosin beta-4 protein. Public PubChem data for CID 62707662 identifies CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, molecular weight 889.0, and sequence synonym Ac-Leu-Lys-Lys-Thr-Glu-Thr-Gln-OH. Full-length thymosin beta-4 / Timbetasin records, such as PubChem CID 16132341, are useful comparison references but should not be treated as the same purchasing entity.

What buyers should compare before quote approval

A useful TB-500 sourcing review connects fragment identity, documents, and commercial terms. Compare CAS 885340-08-9, sequence or fragment support, purity basis, vial size, net peptide content, HPLC purity, MS identity, residual-solvent or counter-ion notes when available, storage guidance, MOQ, lead time, and whether the supplier can repeat the same document standard for reorders.

TB-500 vs BPC-157 and repair-blend sourcing angle

TB-500 and BPC-157 are often compared in repair-category sourcing, but procurement teams should keep component identity separate. A standalone TB-500 quote should be reviewed by CAS, fragment sequence, SKU, purity file, and batch label. Blend or OEM requests require component-level review so the buyer can confirm total fill, ingredient ratio, and whether each component has matching COA/HPLC/MS support.

Standalone, fragment, and full-length naming control

TB-500, TB500, TB-500 Fragment, and thymosin beta-4 can appear together in public searches. Buyer records should state which entity is being quoted and whether the requirement is a standard 2 mg or 5 mg catalog SKU, a repair blend, or a custom fill. Clear naming control helps prevent mismatched COA files, incorrect label copy, and reorder confusion.

Request checklist

  • Current SKU size and fill target
  • COA, HPLC, MS, and SDS document needs
  • MOQ, order tier, and repeat-order estimate
  • Storage, transport, and destination-market requirements

Quality documentation

COA, HPLC, and MS support for this product.

Batch document coverage is summarized below. Qualified buyer packets are matched by product name, SKU, purchase-list item, and confirmed lot during QA review.

COA

Batch-specific certificate available for qualified buyer review.

HPLC

Purity documentation available for every product.

MS

Molecular identity confirmation available on request.

SDS

Safety and handling documents available for procurement review.

Document packet

Document coverage for qualified buyer review

COA

Batch-specific certificate of analysis for buyer review.

HPLC chromatogram

Purity chromatogram available for every product request.

Mass-spec identity

Identity support packet can be matched to the requested SKU.

Residual solvent / counter-ion

Provided when available or required for procurement review.

SDS / MSDS

Safety and handling document available for operational review.

Stability or release support

Shared when relevant to the requested batch or OEM workflow.

Buyer questions

Common sourcing questions

What makes TB-500 different from a generic peptide listing?

TB-500 is grouped for repair-category peptide sourcing and component-document review, so the useful procurement review includes sequence identity, repair-category literature context, blend feasibility, and batch-file readiness in addition to identity fields, SKU size, MOQ, and quote terms.

Which quality documents can be requested for TB-500?

Qualified buyers can request COA, HPLC purity support, MS identity context, SDS, storage notes, and batch-specific information when available for the quoted SKU.

How should buyers compare TB-500 before approving a quote?

Compare identity fields, category-specific review points, purity basis, SKU size, MOQ, lead time, tier pricing, storage expectations, and document packet readiness.

Does this page provide use instructions for TB-500?

No. The page is written for qualified B2B research-material sourcing, supplier evaluation, and document review only.

Can PeptideSource support bulk or repeat-order review for TB-500?

Yes. Buyers can share target SKU sizes, quantity expectations, document requirements, destination needs, and repeat-order plans for B2B quote review.

Which identity fields define TB-500 for PeptideSource sourcing review?

TB-500 is reviewed against CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, 889 Da. The next check is the current batch packet, including COA, HPLC chromatogram, MS or identity support, and any label or storage notes needed for a procurement file.

How should TB-500 searches around cas 885340-08-9, fragment sequence, and thymosin beta-4 comparison be used for sourcing?

CAS 885340-08-9, fragment sequence, and thymosin beta-4 comparison is treated as search context, not as a protocol or outcome claim. PeptideSource people usually check CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, 889 Da, SKU coverage such as 2mg*10vials, purity basis, COA/HPLC/MS support, storage notes, and batch-document availability before comparing suppliers.

How should TB-500 searches around coa, hplc/ms, salt form, and blend document review be used for sourcing?

COA, HPLC/MS, salt form, and blend document review is treated as search context, not as a protocol or outcome claim. PeptideSource people usually check CAS 885340-08-9, formula C38H68N10O14, 889 Da, SKU coverage such as 2mg*10vials, purity basis, COA/HPLC/MS support, storage notes, and batch-document availability before comparing suppliers.

How does PeptideSource handle COA, HPLC, and MS requests for TB-500?

Send the product name, SKU, or intended purchase-list line and the support team will match available COA, HPLC chromatogram, MS identity support, SDS, storage notes, and related batch context. Documents are shared for qualified buyer, sourcing, and procurement review.

How should TB-500 SKU size and fill options be scoped?

TB-500 has catalog coverage that includes 2mg*10vials. Buyers should compare the full SKU ladder, minimum order, sales unit, and order-wide tier pricing before deciding whether catalog supply, bulk replenishment, or custom fill review is needed.

How should oral, injectable, or blend searches around TB-500 be interpreted?

Those terms are useful for understanding search demand, but they are not use directions. The sourcing file should focus on SKU size, purity, sequence or identity data, COA/HPLC/MS support, and whether the request is for a single material, catalog blend, or OEM review.

Can TB-500 be compared with BPC-157, TB-500, or nearby repair materials?

Yes, as a sourcing comparison. Useful fields include sequence or identity data, purity documentation, vial size, minimum order, price tier, component requirements for blends, and document-packet availability.

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