Selank + Semax in the UAE

The catalogue unit is a 10 mg blend fill in a sealed vial. Record both names on the inventory row. A row that says only Semax will not reconcile to this certificate, and the other way around is the same failure.

Standalone Semax 10mg has its own lots, its own UAE overview and its own monograph. Order that SKU when the method needs a certificate describing one peptide. Order this blend only when the combination itself is the documented object of the work.

Enter the lot printed on the label into batch verification, or open the blend COA index. For a two-peptide fill, look for each named component rather than one headline figure. The COA interpretation guide explains why.

If the lot is unpublished, raise a documentation request and hold the unit. Do not file a Semax 10 mg certificate against this vial.

Dispatch is from Dubai to all seven emirates, with AED checkout. Sealed lyophilised vials are held at 2–8 °C, protected from light and moisture. Move the parcel into monitored cold storage on receipt. Storage policy is in the research peptide storage guide.

The blend is supplied for in vitro laboratory research only. It is not for human or animal use, and no administration guidance is provided. See the research use policy.

Write both names and the 10 mg blend fill. A line that says “Semax 10 mg” is the standalone Semax vial, which is a different lot family and a different certificate. Current AED pricing for the blend is on the product page. This overview is the receiving note, not a second price list.

When the certificate is reviewed, both component names have to appear against this lot. One headline purity figure does not describe two peptides. If the published record is missing, hold the vial and use documentation request rather than borrowing the Semax file that happens to be on the same shelf. Sequence detail stays on the blend monograph.