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Melanotan II for UAE laboratories
MT2 (Melanotan-2) 10mg is stocked as a single sealed vial of off-white lyophilised powder for laboratory supply. It attracts more consumer enquiries than any other line in the catalogue, so this page is direct about the boundary: VaultLabs supplies it as a documented research reagent to laboratories, in AED, with a lot record — and supplies it for nothing else. What follows covers the SKU, the paperwork, how it stays separate from MT1, and how ordering works. Sequence data belongs to the MT2 monograph. For in vitro laboratory research only.
Third-party testedVaultLabs tested · 99.87%
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-MT2-20260322 · 99.87%
Catalogue naming, and why it is not a consumer listing
MT2 is the abbreviation used in the research literature for Melanotan II, catalogued under CAS 121062-08-6 in a nominal 10 mg fill. VaultLabs keeps the literature abbreviation as the catalogue name so that an ELN entry, a purchase order and a certificate can all carry the same string. That is the whole reason the name appears here.
What does not appear anywhere in the product record is a personal-use context. There is no application guidance, no preparation instruction for living systems, and no outcome description of any kind, because a research supplier that provides those things is no longer operating within research-use-only scope. Enquiries seeking that information cannot be answered, and the research use policy sets out the terms every buyer accepts at checkout.
MT2 and MT1 are separate catalogue lines
MT1 10mg is a different sequence at the same nominal mass, and the catalogue names differ by one character. Both arrive as pale lyophilised cakes in identical vials, so once a label is obscured the only remaining discrimination is the lot record. Keep the two on separate inventory rows and never abbreviate either to Melanotan on a requisition.
The MT1 versus MT2 comparison covers the catalogue distinction, and the MT2 UAE hub guide covers category context for laboratories qualifying either line for the first time.
Lot records and incoming checks
Each vial carries a printed lot identifier, and per-lot certificates are published to batch verification once uploaded. The MT2 COA index is the product-side route to the same records. Match compound name, strength and lot before the unit leaves quarantine; a record that agrees on mass alone is not a match.
Read the document rather than filing it — the COA interpretation guide covers which fields carry weight and how the record labels independent versus supplier-generated testing. Where a lot is not yet published, submit a documentation request with the lot and order reference and hold the material.
Ordering, dispatch and storage in the UAE
Checkout is in AED on the product page and dispatch covers the seven emirates, which means the order leaves a record tying an invoice to specific lots — the thing institutional procurement will ask for later. The registered entity behind that invoice is published on the company verification page.
Sealed vials are held cold, protected from light and moisture, per the printed label and lot record. Log the receipt and move the parcel into cold storage before finishing the paperwork; ambient exposure at handover is the realistic risk in Gulf summer months, not the courier leg. Site-level policy guidance sits in the research peptide storage guide.
Frequently asked questions
No. It is supplied as a research reagent for in vitro laboratory work under institutional oversight. VaultLabs provides no application, preparation or administration guidance for living systems and cannot answer enquiries seeking it.
Because that abbreviation is what the research literature uses, which keeps one identifier consistent across the purchase order, the vial label, the certificate and the laboratory notebook entry.
By catalogue name and lot on separate inventory rows. The two are different sequences at the same nominal 10 mg mass and look alike in the vial, so neither should ever be abbreviated to Melanotan on paperwork.
A per-lot certificate published to the verification portal once uploaded, retrievable by the printed lot string or through the product COA index, stating whether the testing is independent or supplier-generated.
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.