GHRH & GHS-receptor
GHRH analogues and ghrelin-receptor ligands for in vitro receptor-binding and signalling assays.
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15 compounds supplied to UK laboratories in sterile vials. Tracked dispatch within 24 hours.
Why Synhealth
A research supplier, not a lifestyle brand. Neutral data, honest documentation, and no claims we cannot evidence.
Every compound supplied to a fixed specification, in sterile vials.
Batch documentation is provided on request wherever we hold it for that lot.
Discreet, tracked delivery. Free UK delivery on orders over £100.
Supplied strictly for laboratory research. Age-verified checkout, every order.
The range
Most requested
Research sets
Receptor-ligand analogues alongside a mitochondrially encoded peptide.
Receptor-ligand analogues alongside actin-binding and gastric-derived fragments.
Short synthetic peptides for in vitro pathway and assay work.
Copper-binding tripeptide and a copper-dominant multi-peptide preparation.
Questions
Yes. Everything we supply is intended strictly for laboratory research. Nothing in the catalogue is a medicine, and nothing is supplied for human or animal consumption.
Where we hold batch documentation for the lot you receive, we provide it on request. We do not publish documentation we do not hold, and we never substitute a document from a different batch.
Orders placed on a working day are dispatched within 24 hours, tracked. Free UK delivery applies over £100.
The United Kingdom only. Our Romanian storefront serves the EU separately.
By bank transfer. Card and cryptocurrency are not enabled, and the checkout will only ever show a payment method that is genuinely live.
Research use only
Synhealth supplies research compounds for laboratory use only. Please confirm both statements before continuing.
I am 18 years of age or over.
I am acquiring these compounds for laboratory research use only — not for human or animal consumption.
By continuing you affirm both statements are true. Nothing we supply is a medicine, and none of it is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. See the Research Use Policy.