At a glance
Type: Lyophilized peptide preparation
Category: Neuro research
Alternate names: Cerebrolysin 60mg research preparation
Historical context
Clinical papers that use the word Cerebrolysin are about a licensed porcine-brain preparation supplied as a solution by its manufacturer. This catalogue line is a 60 mg lyophilized research material under the same name. Those are not the same article of commerce. VaultLabs does not claim the licensed composition, does not invent a peptide list, and does not print a CAS number that would pretend the mixture is one substance.
Active research areas
Nominal fill is 60 mg of lyophilized material.
No single CAS number. A mixture does not have one registry number.
Not a single-sequence peptide and not interchangeable with Semax or Pinealon.
Not the licensed porcine-brain injectable described in clinical papers.
Material availability
VaultLabs catalog SKUs: cerebrolysin-60mg — view product pages for current AED pricing and lot documentation.
COA verification available per batch when published to the documentation portal.
Catalogue line
One fill: [Cerebrolysin 60mg](/product/cerebrolysin-60mg). The monograph is [/compounds/cerebrolysin](/compounds/cerebrolysin). Do not file a Semax or Pinealon certificate against it. Papers linked from the monograph discuss the licensed preparation. The citation notes say that.
All VaultLabs materials are supplied strictly for in vitro laboratory and research use. Not for human consumption, medical use, or personal application.
Receiving
A purchase order should say Cerebrolysin 60mg lyophilized research preparation, not simply the trademark. Receiving matches the lot. If no public report is posted, the report is available on request.
Each sealed unit carries its own lot number. The current catalogue certificate for that lot is published on the batch page and states purity of at least 99.8 percent on the same VaultLabs template used for the rest of the lyophilized catalogue. A certificate for one fill does not qualify another fill. A certificate for a blend does not qualify a single-sequence vial that happens to share part of a name. Do not copy a purity figure from a different product, from a photograph of another vial, or from a paper into the receiving file. Match the printed name, the nominal mass and the lot number on the vial to the published record. If those three do not agree, hold the unit and ask for the document that belongs to that unit before it leaves quarantine. Enter the printed lot at batch verification.