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Modular Peptide System E – Multi-Peptide Complex

Product Name: Modular Peptide System E – Multi-Peptide Complex Module Classification: Composite Module Product Information: Formulation Type: Multi-Peptide Serum-Emulsion Volume: 30 mL pH Range: 5.0–5.3 Packaging: Opaque Airless UV-Protective Container with Low-Oxygen Headspace Testing Methodology: HPLC-UV-MS Analytical Verification: ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited Laboratory System Compatibility: Phase 1, Complete Configuration, Standalone Evaluation Analytical Composition: Acetyl Octapeptide-3 (SNAP-8): 0.06% Tetrapeptide-21: 0.05% AHK-Cu: 0.02% Total Peptide Content: 0.13% Product Description: Module E is one of five products within PHP’s Modular Peptide System, a modular framework of peptide formulations designed for research evaluation. Researchers may evaluate individual modules independently or as part of three structured configurations: Phase 1, Phase 2, or the Complete Configuration. Module E is a multi-component peptide serum-emulsion integrating three peptides drawn from three distinct structural classes: an acetylated octapeptide, a tetrapeptide, and a copper-coordinated peptide complex. The composition represents the most analytically complex individual product within the modular framework and was designed to integrate multiple peptide classes into a single composite formulation. Composition is independently verified through ISO/IEC 17025-accredited analytical testing using HPLC-UV-MS methodology. Batch-specific Certificates of Analysis are available through the COA-Topicals library. The COA reflects simultaneous multi-peptide verification across three distinct structural classes. Research Framework: Multi-peptide composite architecture Three peptides spanning three structural classes Most analytically complex formulation in the modular framework Compatible with Phase 1 and Complete Configuration May be evaluated independently or within broader comparative frameworks Incorporates both free peptides and a copper-coordinated peptide complex Formulation Characteristics: Acetyl Octapeptide-3 (SNAP-8) incorporated at 0.06% Tetrapeptide-21 incorporated at 0.05% AHK-Cu incorporated at 0.02% Three-peptide composition selected to maintain analytically meaningful concentrations across all components Narrow pH operating range required to support multi-peptide compositional stability Low-oxygen headspace packaging selected to support formulation integrity Most protective packaging configuration utilized within the modular framework Comparative Position Within The System: Within the modular framework, Module E functions as the composite composition. Unlike Modules A, B, and D, which are built around one dominant peptide architecture, Module E integrates three peptides from three separate structural classes within a single formulation. This creates the broadest peptide-class diversity of any individual module within the system and positions Module E as the central composite component of Phase 1. Composite Formulation Design: Three peptides represent the upper compositional complexity within the modular framework. This composition was intentionally designed to maintain each peptide at an analytically meaningful concentration while preserving…

Research areas: Dermal, Hair & Tissue Appearrance

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