MOTS-c 40mg
MOTS-c – Advanced Mitochondrial Support
High-Volume Research | Metabolism | Energy & Longevity
Product Highlights
- 40mg vial of MOTS-c
- Higher-volume vial for extended research
- Studied for mitochondrial and metabolic pathways
- Popular in energy, glucose, and longevity research
- Research-grade lyophilized powder
- Reconstitution required before use
What is MOTS-c?
MOTS-c is a mitochondrial-derived peptide researched for its role in metabolic regulation, cellular energy, and exercise-related adaptation. The 40mg format provides a larger quantity for research settings that require extended or repeated protocol design.
How It Works
- Supports mitochondrial-function research
- Studied for metabolic and glucose pathways
- Explored for cellular stress response
- May support exercise-adaptation research
- Useful in longer-form laboratory studies
What You’ll Receive
- 1x 40mg vial of MOTS-c lyophilized powder
- Higher-volume research format
- Sealed vial for safe storage
- Requires sterile reconstitution
- Bacteriostatic water not included
Preparation & Use Guidance
- For research use only
- Use sterile handling methods
- Follow qualified laboratory or professional protocols
- Not intended for unsupervised human use
- Use only in compliant research settings
Storage Instructions
- Store refrigerated at 2–8°C
- Protect from light, heat, and moisture
- Keep sealed until ready for preparation
- Refrigerate after reconstitution where applicable
- Avoid contamination during handling
Purity & Quality Guaranteed
Our MOTS-c 40mg is supplied to support advanced metabolic, mitochondrial, and longevity research with strong attention to consistency and quality.
MOTS-c Research Support
MOTS-c 40mg is ideal for customers seeking a larger-format option for mitochondrial performance, metabolic health, and healthy-ageing research.
Compliance note: This product information is for general product education and research-use positioning only. It is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.