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About us

Peptide Manufacturer with 10+ Years of Experience

Supplying high-quality peptides worldwide, customized or in bulk, proudly trusted by famous brands and popular video creators.

Class 10,000 cleanroom (ISO 7),Advanced peptide synthesis technology,Strict environmental and microbial control,Comprehensive quality testing (HPLC, MS), Batch-to-batch consistency assurance

1. High-Purity Water Usage

The process begins with the dissolution of peptides in WFI (Water for Injection) grade water, the highest purity standard available. This ensures a clean and contamination-free foundation for our products.

2. Excipients for Stability

To enhance stability, mannitol and sucrose are added as excipients. Mannitol serves as a bulking agent, while sucrose acts as a lyoprotectant, preventing degradation and aggregation throughout the freeze-drying and storage process.

3. Electrospray Ionization (ESI) and Sodium Introduction

During the Electrospray Ionization (ESI) process, the peptide solution is sprayed into a fine mist. At this stage, sodium ions are introduced and readily attach to the peptide molecules, facilitating ionization. This controlled ionization process plays a crucial role in enhancing the stability and characterization of the peptides.

4. Sterile Filtration

Following ionization, the peptide solution undergoes sterile filtration through a 0.22 µm PES (polyethersulfone) filter membrane to remove any potential contaminants and ensure a high level of purity.

5. Precise Vialing and Freeze-Drying

Once filtered, the solution is precisely dispensed into 3 mL vials. The vials are partially stoppered and placed into a freeze-dryer for a carefully controlled 36-hour lyophilization cycle, which consists of:

  • Freezing Phase: The solution is cooled to -40°C, stabilizing the peptide structure.

  • Primary Drying: Water is removed through sublimation, eliminating the majority of moisture.

  • Secondary Drying: Any remaining bound water is removed via desorption, ensuring a stable, lyophilized peptide.