KLOW

KLOW 80mg: a four-peptide research blend for laboratories in Australia and New Zealand

AusBioLabs supplies KLOW 80mg to research laboratories across Australia and New Zealand. KLOW is a four-peptide research blend that brings GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV together in a single vial. It is supplied as a white to blue-tinted freeze-dried (lyophilised) powder, part of our recovery and repair research peptide range. It is supplied for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research only, not for use in people or animals.

KLOW 80mg at a glance

• What it is: a four-peptide blend (GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV) in one 80mg vial, for in-vitro research.
• Testing: every batch is independently tested by Janoshik; the CoA (Certificate of Analysis) confirms the identity and content of each peptide by HPLC.
• Size and price: one 80mg vial from $169 to $199, as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit.

What is the KLOW peptide blend?

The KLOW peptide blend is a research blend, not a single peptide. It combines four well-known research peptides in one vial so a laboratory can study them side by side instead of reconstituting (mixing) four separate products. Each of the four is a peptide, meaning a short chain of amino acids (the small units that join to form proteins). KLOW is grouped with the recovery and repair research peptides, and AusBioLabs handles it only as laboratory material, not as a medicine.

The four peptides in the KLOW blend

KLOW holds four research peptides in one 80mg vial. The AusBioLabs Certificate of Analysis lists how much of each the blend contains:

• GHK-Cu, 47.4 mg: a copper peptide (a copper-binding tripeptide, three amino acids joined to copper), studied in collagen-synthesis and tissue-repair research.
• BPC-157, 12.00 mg: a pentadecapeptide (a fifteen amino-acid peptide), studied in tissue-repair and angiogenesis (new blood-vessel formation) models.
• TB-500, 11.57 mg: a thymosin beta-4 peptide, studied for its work on actin (a protein that drives how cells move and hold their shape) and on cell migration.
• KPV, 10.55 mg: a tripeptide (three amino acids), studied in inflammatory-signalling research.

Each of the four is also sold on its own, so a laboratory can study the single peptides or the full KLOW blend.

Why is KLOW blue?

KLOW has a faint blue tint, which can surprise researchers used to plain white peptide powders. The colour comes from the copper in GHK-Cu (Cu is the chemical symbol for copper). It is a normal feature of a copper-containing blend, not a sign of a problem, which is why the powder is described as white to blue-tinted.

What researchers study the KLOW peptide for

In cell-culture work, the main reason to use a blend is to study several repair pathways in one sample rather than one at a time, drawing on all four peptides together. KLOW appears in tissue-repair and inflammatory-signalling models. This stays inside the laboratory, in cell and tissue samples, and makes no claim about people or animals.

KLOW vs GLOW: what is the difference?

Researchers often ask how KLOW differs from GLOW. The difference is simple: GLOW is a three-peptide blend (GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500), while KLOW adds a fourth peptide, KPV. In short, KLOW is GLOW plus KPV. The two are studied along similar lines, and the choice comes down to whether a project needs that extra peptide.

KLOW testing and your Certificate of Analysis

Every KLOW batch goes to the independent laboratory Janoshik for HPLC analysis (high-performance liquid chromatography, a standard way to separate and measure what a sample contains). Because KLOW is a blend, the report confirms the identity and the amount (in milligrams) of each of the four peptides, rather than one single purity figure. The batch report on our Certificate of Analysis page lists GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV at the amounts shown above, and a copy ships with every vial so you can match the two.

KLOW is supplied for laboratory research only

KLOW is sold for in-vitro laboratory research. Its peptides are investigational compounds (materials still being studied, not cleared for human use) with no approval from the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA or any other authority for medical, human or veterinary use. The blend belongs with trained researchers working in a proper laboratory.

Buy KLOW peptide blend online in Australia and New Zealand

If you are looking for where to buy KLOW in Australia and New Zealand, AusBioLabs sells the KLOW peptide blend for sale as a single 80mg vial, from $169 to $199, as Vial Only or bundled with a Starter Kit. Laboratories buying in volume can choose the 10x KLOW bulk pack. Orders confirmed before 12pm AEST leave Sydney the same day by tracked Australia Post Express to Australia and New Zealand, and shipping is free once the order is over $200.

Storing and reconstituting KLOW

Store the sealed vial somewhere cool, dark and dry, under 25°C; for longer storage, keep it at minus 20°C. When a study calls for it, reconstitute (mix) the powder with bacteriostatic water in sterile lab conditions, and do not freeze and thaw the same vial repeatedly. Every step here is lab handling only, with no human dosing.

KLOW specifications

The table below lists the main details for this product. Always confirm the current batch figures against the Certificate of Analysis supplied with your vial.

KLOW: frequently asked questions

What is KLOW?

KLOW is a four-peptide research blend, not a single peptide. It combines GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV in one vial for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory study. It is research material only, not a medicine.

What peptides are in the KLOW blend?

Four: GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV. The Certificate of Analysis lists their amounts in the 80mg vial (GHK-Cu 47.4 mg, BPC-157 12.00 mg, TB-500 11.57 mg, KPV 10.55 mg). Each one is also sold on its own.

What is the difference between KLOW and GLOW?

KLOW has one more peptide than GLOW. GLOW is a three-peptide blend (GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500), while KLOW adds a fourth peptide, KPV. In short, KLOW is GLOW plus KPV.

What do researchers study KLOW for?

Only in cell and tissue samples. Researchers use the KLOW peptide to study repair processes, including tissue repair, collagen synthesis, new blood-vessel growth (angiogenesis) and cell movement (cell migration), plus inflammatory signalling. The findings stay in the lab and say nothing about people or animals.

Why is KLOW blue?

Because of the copper in GHK-Cu (Cu is the symbol for copper). The copper gives the powder a faint blue tint, so KLOW is described as white to blue-tinted. It is normal for a copper-containing blend, not a fault.

Is KLOW tested, and do I get a Certificate of Analysis?

Yes. Every batch is tested by the independent lab Janoshik using HPLC (a standard lab test). For a blend, the CoA confirms the identity and the amount (in mg) of each of the four peptides. A copy ships with your order, and the report is on our lab test page.

How is KLOW stored and reconstituted?

Store the sealed vial cool, dry and dark below 25°C, or at minus 20°C for the long term. Mix (reconstitute) the powder with bacteriostatic water in a sterile lab, and avoid freezing and thawing the same vial again and again. No human dosing is involved.

What size and price is KLOW?

KLOW comes as one 80mg vial, from $169 to $199, as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit. A 10x KLOW bulk pack is available for larger studies.

Where can I buy KLOW in Australia and New Zealand?

AusBioLabs is where to buy it. Order before 12pm AEST and it ships from Sydney the same day by tracked Australia Post Express to Australia and New Zealand, free on orders over $200.

Can I buy the four peptides separately?

Yes. GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV are each sold on their own at AusBioLabs, so you can study them one by one or together as the KLOW blend.

Is KLOW approved for human or animal use?

No. AusBioLabs sells KLOW only as laboratory research material. It is not approved for people or animals by the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA or any other authority. The buyer must be a qualified researcher who follows Australian and New Zealand law. This is not legal advice.

Disclaimer

KLOW 80mg is supplied strictly as in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research material. It is not a medicine, and no authority, the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA included, has assessed it for human, medical, veterinary or diagnostic use. Placing an order confirms the buyer is a qualified researcher aged 18 or over who accepts full responsibility for safe and lawful handling of the blend. Not for human or animal use.