Thymalin Follistatin 344 | 2mg – Pre Mixed Pen Peptide | 20mg – Advanced Immune Support

Description

What is Thymalin Peptide?
Thymalin is a synthetic peptide composed of 28 amino acids, naturally produced by the thymus gland. It mimics the action of thymosin and plays a critical role in immune system support. By stimulating the production of T-cells and other immune cells, Thymalin is widely studied in research settings for its potential to regulate immune function during various research-based conditions and immune responses.

Benefits of Thymalin Peptide (for Research Purposes):

• Immune System Support: Thymalin may support T-cell production and enhance the function of other immune cells, strengthening the body’s defense mechanisms in preclinical research.

• Anti-Inflammatory: In research studies, Thymalin may reduce inflammation, potentially lowering the risk of chronic diseases.

• Metabolic Boost: Thymalin has been suggested to enhance metabolic function by balancing hormone levels and potentially increasing energy levels in preclinical studies.

• Cognitive Enhancement: Research suggests that Thymalin might support memory, concentration, and overall cognitive function.

• Improved Sleep Quality: Thymalin may reduce stress and improve sleep quality, ensuring better rest and recovery during research trials.

• Skin Health: Thymalin may stimulate collagen production, potentially improving skin elasticity and preventing wrinkles in preclinical models.

• Bone Health: Thymalin is studied for its role in bone mass production, which could potentially contribute to stronger bones in research studies.

• Cardiovascular Support: In research settings, Thymalin may regulate blood pressure and promote heart health.

• Muscle Recovery: Thymalin may aid muscle growth and recovery after physical exertion, based on findings in preclinical research.

Clinical Trials & Results (Research-Based):
Recent clinical trials have explored Thymalin’s potential to reduce inflammation in preclinical models of chronic conditions like bronchitis. Research has also demonstrated Thymalin’s role in managing Type 2 diabetes, improving cholesterol and blood sugar levels in research models. Additionally, Thymalin has been studied for its potential to improve muscle mass and cognitive function, providing potential benefits for overall well-being in preclinical settings.

Pen Specifications

• Pen Size: 200 units

• Concentration: 1 unit = 100mcg

• Total Peptide Content: 20mg (20,000mcg) per pen

• Pen Duration: ~10 days at the standard dosage

• Usage Duration:
  A single pen is sufficient for a 10-day treatment based on the recommended research dosage.

Example Thymalin Research Cycle

• Cycle Duration: 10 days on / 10 days off (repeatable)

• Protocol:

  • Daily Dose: 2mg

  • Units to Set: 20 units (1 unit = 100mcg)

Proper Administration

• Injection Site: Subcutaneous (abdomen or front of thigh)

• Instructions:

  1. Adjust pen to 20 units (2mg dose)

  2. Clean injection site with alcohol swab

  3. Inject subcutaneously and hold for 10 seconds

  4. Rotate injection sites to avoid irritation

Potential Side Effects (for Research Use):
Though side effects are rare when used correctly, some users in research studies may experience:

• Headaches,

• Nausea,

• Loss of appetite,

• Nervousness.

These side effects are typically temporary and subside after completing the research cycle. It is advisable to consult a healthcare professional for any prolonged or severe symptoms during research use.

Why Choose Pen Peptide Thymalin?

• Pharmaceutical-Grade Purity: ≥99% verified by third-party labs

• Pre-Measured Pen Delivery: Accurate and convenient subcutaneous dosing

• Temperature-Controlled Shipping: Ensures product stability during transit

Storage Instructions

• Store refrigerated at 2°C to 8°C

• Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources

Disclaimer:

Thymalin is intended for research purposes only and has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for medical or therapeutic applications. This product is not intended for diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing any disease. Thymalin should only be used in preclinical research settings by trained professionals.