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Melanotan I for UAE laboratories
MT1 10mg is stocked as a sealed vial of white to off-white lyophilised powder at a nominal 10 mg fill. It is the quieter of the two Melanotan lines, and that is exactly why it gets mis-ordered: a requisition intended for MT1 that reads Melanotan 10mg will be read by most people as the more familiar MT2. This page covers how the identity fields on a certificate settle that question, what the SKU contains, and how ordering and receiving work. Sequence and registry data sit on the MT1 monograph. For in vitro laboratory research only.
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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.
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Specifying MT1 so it cannot be read as MT2
MT1 is the [Nle4, D-Phe7]-α-MSH analog catalogued under CAS 75921-69-6, molecular formula C78H111N21O19, molecular weight 1646.85 g/mol. MT2 (Melanotan-2) 10mg carries a different registry number and a different sequence, and the two are not grades or generations of one product. Both fills are pale lyophilised cakes at the same nominal mass, so nothing about the physical unit distinguishes them.
Write the catalogue name in full on the requisition and never the bare word Melanotan. Where a method or a paper uses afamelanotide-class terminology, put the registry number alongside it in the inventory row, because a registry number is the one identifier that cannot be misread between the two lines. The MT1 and MT2 comparison sets out the catalogue distinction.
Use the certificate's identity fields, not the mass
Because both lines share a nominal 10 mg presentation, a receiving check that reconciles only strength and date proves nothing here. The discriminating fields are compound name, registry number and molecular weight where the record prints them — 1646.85 g/mol belongs to MT1 and to no other line in the catalogue.
Per-lot certificates are published to batch verification as they are uploaded, with the MT1 COA index as the product-side route to the same records. Confirm those identity fields before the unit leaves quarantine, and note whether the analysis is described as independent or supplier-generated. The COA interpretation guide covers what each field is worth.
Format, inventory and support reagents
One sealed vial per unit, one strength, no diluent in the box. Diluents are separate catalogue lines under research support, because concentration and diluent selection belong to the receiving laboratory's own procedure and to its preparation record rather than to the supplier.
Keep MT1 on its own inventory row with the registry number recorded. Shelving it beside MT2 under a shared melanocortin label is convenient and is precisely how a substitution survives a receiving check; if a rack label has to be abbreviated, abbreviate to the catalogue SKU rather than to the compound family.
Ordering, dispatch, storage and scope
Pricing and checkout are in AED and dispatch covers the seven emirates, producing an order record that ties an invoice to the lots received. Sealed vials are stored cold and protected from light and moisture per the printed label and lot record; log the lot and time of receipt and move the parcel out of ambient conditions before the paperwork is finished. Site guidance is in the research peptide storage guide. If a lot is unpublished, raise a documentation request and hold the unit.
MT1 is supplied for in vitro laboratory research only. VaultLabs makes no claims about pigmentation, appearance or physiology, supplies nothing for human or animal use, personal use or medical application, and provides no administration or preparation guidance for living systems. Buyer obligations are set out in the research use policy.
Frequently asked questions
No. They are different sequences with different registry numbers and different molecular weights, stocked as separate catalogue lines with independent lots and certificates.
Check the identity fields on the published record for the lot — compound name, registry number and molecular weight — rather than the nominal mass, which both lines share at 10 mg.
A single nominal 10 mg fill of white to off-white lyophilised powder in a sealed vial, labelled with catalogue name, strength and lot identifier. No diluent is included.
On its own row, with the catalogue SKU and the registry number, not under a shared melanocortin heading with MT2 or PT-141. Shared groupings are how substitutions pass receiving unnoticed.
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.