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Research bundle · 3 vials
Neuro set
Semax, Selank and Pinealon — the nootropic trio, each as its own vial so the ratio stays yours.
$190 for 3 vials, each with its own certificate
Vials included in this bundle
What is in the neuro set?
- Semax 10 mg — $65 bought separately
- Selank 10 mg — $65 bought separately
- Pinealon 20 mg — $60 bought separately
The vials in this bundle come to $190 together. Each is priced exactly as it is on its own page and ships with its own certificate; the bundle saves you choosing them one at a time, not money.
Are these the same vials as the single products?
Identical. A bundle is the same lot-matched vials shipped together, each with its own certificate — not a co-lyophilized blend. Every component keeps its own lot number, so each can be looked up separately in the COA library.
What do the certificates for these lots report?
Each vial keeps its own lot number and its own certificate; nothing is co-lyophilized and nothing is re-tested as a set. These are the current lots at the time this page was built, read from the certificate library:
| Compound | Lot | Identity | Purity | Content | Issued |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Semax | SEMX10-0803 | LC-MS/MS | 99.82% | 10.50 mg | Aug 17, 2026 |
| Selank | SEL10-0803 | LC-MS/MS | 99.83% | 10.93 mg | Aug 17, 2026 |
| Pinealon | PINE20-0803 | LC-MS/MS | 99.68% | 20.80 mg | Aug 17, 2026 |
Purity on every line is area percent by RP-HPLC at 214 nm, which the area-percent post explains is a ratio of peak areas rather than a weight. Content is the measured mass, and the lot-to-lot post is the argument for using that figure rather than the label in any calculation. How all 114 certificates behave together is set out in the certificate dataset.
How much material does this grouping actually hold?
Semax at 10 mg, Selank at 10 mg, Pinealon at 20 mg. Molar amount, not milligrams, is what an experiment consumes, and the compounds here differ in molecular weight, so equal masses are not equal numbers of molecules. The molarity post has the conversion and the concentration table gives working volumes for every vial on the site.
When is a bundle the wrong choice?
When you only want one of the compounds. A bundle is a ready-made grouping, not a discount: each vial is priced exactly as it is on its own page, so a bundle you half-use costs more than the single vial you needed. Where a fixed ratio in one vial is wanted rather than separate ones, the co-lyophilized blends are the better fit.
Every product in this bundle is sold for in-vitro laboratory research only and is not for human or animal consumption, diagnostic or therapeutic use.