1,500 mgGlutathione 1,500 mg
Glutathione is widely examined as a cellular redox cofactor in oxidative-stress assays and glutathione-dependent enzyme systems.
Open the Glutathione 1,500 mg research guideGlutathione 1,500 mg is $54.99. SS-31 10 mg is $49.99. Buy one, get one 50% off. A redox tripeptide versus a cardiolipin-associated peptide. 21+. Research only.
1,500 mgGlutathione is widely examined as a cellular redox cofactor in oxidative-stress assays and glutathione-dependent enzyme systems.
Open the Glutathione 1,500 mg research guide
10 mgSS-31 is studied in mitochondrial membrane and cardiolipin-associated models, including cellular oxidative-stress assays.
Open the SS-31 10 mg research guide| Attribute | Glutathione 1,500 mg | SS-31 10 mg |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Single Peptides | Single Peptides |
| Labeled amount | 1,500 mg | 10 mg |
| Catalog price | $54.99 | $49.99 |
| Research themes | Redox chemistry · Oxidative-stress assays · Glutathione enzyme systems | Mitochondrial membranes · Cardiolipin-associated models · Oxidative-stress assays |
| Documentation | Glutathione 1,500 mg product page | SS-31 10 mg product page |
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Glutathione 1,500 mg is the tripeptide cofactor used in glutathione-dependent enzyme systems and oxidative-stress assays. SS-31 10 mg is a longer research peptide studied at mitochondrial membranes and cardiolipin. Calling both of them antioxidant-related in a search box hides that difference.
The labeled amounts, 1,500 mg and 10 mg, are not a potency comparison. They are the catalog labels.
Glutathione task 165760 prints 1529.69 mg and purity 99.052%. SS-31 task 172219 prints 13.72% and purity 99.634%. The glutathione figure is a mass. The SS-31 content figure is a percent. Do not convert the percent, and do not decide a winner from the purity line.
Elamipretide is the name on the SS-31 test. It is the same listing as SS-31 10 mg.
Glutathione 1,500 mg is $54.99. SS-31 10 mg is $49.99. Buy one, get one 50% off. NAD+ is the other cofactor listing if the question is redox chemistry rather than a membrane peptide.
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