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MOT-C for UAE laboratories
MOT-C 10mg is a single sealed vial of white lyophilised powder, and the thing most likely to go wrong when a laboratory orders it is spelling. The published literature calls this peptide MOTS-c; the catalogue shortens it to MOT-C; searches, invoices and notebook entries drift between the two, plus MOTS-C and MOTSc. This page covers how to keep one identity across those documents, what the vial carries, and how ordering and receiving work in the UAE. Sequence and registry data sit on the MOT-C monograph. For in vitro laboratory research only.
Strengths, price and availability
Prices below are the live catalogue figures in AED. Tax and delivery are calculated at checkout.
| Strength | Price | Availability | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 mg | AED 369 | In stock | Published certificate · VL-MOTC-20260318 · VaultLabs Laboratory |
| 20 mg | AED 499 | In stock | Published certificate · VL-MOTC20-20261020 · VaultLabs Laboratory |
| 40 mg | AED 699 | In stock | Published certificate · VL-MOTC40-20261020 · VaultLabs Laboratory |
- Listed prices are exclusive of VAT. UAE VAT (5%) is added once at checkout on the post-discount merchandise subtotal, the delivery fee, and any payment fee.
- Dispatch: Dispatched within 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Delivery after dispatch: After dispatch: next-day options arrive in 1 UAE business day after dispatch; standard arrives in 4 UAE business days after dispatch.
Third-party testedVaultLabs tested · 99.9%
Tested before release
Each catalogue batch is tested by an independent laboratory before release, then checked again on the VaultLabs certificate. The laboratory report for this lot is available on request, and the laboratory is named on that report.
Lot VL-MOTC-20260318 · 99.9%
Write the crosswalk down once
The material is catalogued under CAS 1627580-64-6 as MOT-C, and the same registry number is what a literature search for MOTS-c will return. Neither spelling is wrong; what is wrong is having both in circulation without a written note that they refer to one entity. The cheap fix is a one-line crosswalk in the inventory record: catalogue name, literature name, registry number.
That note earns its keep in two places. A purchase order raised from a paper title will otherwise carry a name the invoice does not use, and an auditor reading a notebook entry a year later has no way to confirm that the MOTS-c in the method and the MOT-C on the invoice are the same lot. The discovery and naming background covers where the literature name came from.
What the SKU is
One nominal 10 mg fill of white lyophilised powder in a sealed vial, labelled with catalogue name, strength and lot identifier. One strength, one presentation, no diluent in the box; diluents are separate catalogue lines under research support, because concentration and diluent selection belong to the receiving laboratory's procedure.
Keep the line on its own inventory row rather than filing it under a metabolic-research grouping shared with unrelated SKUs. Convenience groupings are how a substitution passes a receiving check unnoticed; the MOT-C and NAD+ catalogue comparison sets out why these are separate materials with separate documentation.
Documentation and incoming qualification
Per-lot certificates are published to batch verification as they are uploaded, and the MOT-C COA index reaches the same records from the product side. Match the compound name and lot printed on the vial against the record before release, and check whether the document describes independent or supplier-generated analysis.
A published certificate supports your incoming qualification; your laboratory still owns the acceptance criteria. The COA interpretation guide covers field-by-field review, and the receiving checklist turns it into a signable step. Where a lot is not yet published, raise a documentation request with the lot and order reference and hold the unit.
Ordering, dispatch and scope
Pricing and checkout are in AED, and dispatch covers the seven emirates, leaving an order record that ties an invoice to specific lots. Sealed vials are stored cold and protected from light and moisture per the printed label and lot record; log the receipt and move the parcel into cold storage before the paperwork is closed. Storage policy guidance sits in the research peptide storage guide.
MOT-C is supplied for in vitro laboratory research only. VaultLabs makes no statements about metabolic, mitochondrial or physiological effects, supplies nothing for human or animal use, personal use or medical application, and provides no administration or preparation guidance for living systems.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. MOT-C is the catalogue name and MOTS-c is the name used in the literature; both map to the same registry number. Record the crosswalk once so the invoice, the notebook and the certificate can be reconciled later.
One sealed vial at a nominal 10 mg fill of white lyophilised powder, labelled with catalogue name, strength and lot. No diluent is included and no second strength exists in this line.
Enter the printed lot string into batch verification, or reach the same record through the product COA index, then confirm compound name and lot before the unit leaves quarantine.
No. Material is supplied for in vitro laboratory research under institutional oversight, with no claims about effects in living systems and no administration or preparation guidance.
All VaultLabs products are supplied strictly for laboratory and research use only. They are not intended for human consumption, medical use, personal use, or diagnostic use.