Epithalon 10mg / 50mg Research Peptide Vial

Epithalon 10mg and 50mg: An AEDG Tetrapeptide

Epithalon is a small synthetic peptide, just four amino acids. The sequence goes Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly, often shortened to AEDG. Researchers in Russia developed it years ago, modeled after a natural peptide found in the pineal gland.

Research use only. Strictly for labs. Not for people. Not for animals.

Quick Facts

Name: Epithalon, also spelled Epitalon
Sequence: Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly, AEDG
Formula: C14H22N4O9
Weight: about 390.35 g/mol
CAS number: 307297-39-8
Look: White to off white lyophilized powder

What Makes It Different

Epithalon is one of the shortest peptides studied as a bioregulator. Most of the research around it focuses on telomerase, the enzyme tied to telomere length in cells. In cultured human cells, studies have reported telomerase activation and telomere elongation after exposure to this peptide. Most of this work comes from one research group, with limited independent replication so far.

What Labs Study It For

Researchers use Epithalon to look at:

Telomerase activation pathways
Telomere length changes, in vitro
Pineal gland peptide signaling
Cellular aging models
Structure activity work on short tetrapeptides

Some labs also pair Epithalon with DSIP, especially when comparing pineal related and neuroendocrine peptides side by side.

Regulatory Status

The FDA hasn't approved Epithalon for treating anything. It's sold strictly as a research compound.

Legal and Safety Info

Not a supplement, just a raw research compound. Keep away from kids. Long term safety data is limited, so only trained lab personnel should handle this.

Buying this means agreeing to use it legally, for research only.