KLOW

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

GreenLabs AU supplies the KLOW 80mg peptide blend to laboratories in Australia and New Zealand. It gathers four research peptides, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, into a single vial. That way, one sample can cover several research directions at once. KLOW arrives as a white to blue-tinted freeze-dried (lyophilised) powder. It sits within our recovery and repair range, and we supply it for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research only, not for people or animals.

KLOW 80mg key facts

• What it is: a single 80mg vial carrying all four peptides (GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500, KPV), for test-tube lab research.
• Testing: independently checked by Janoshik; the CoA (Certificate of Analysis) records the identity and amount of each peptide by HPLC.
• Price and options: one 80mg vial from $135 to $165, as Vial Only or Vial + Starter Kit.

What is the KLOW peptide blend?

KLOW is a blend, not a single peptide. It puts four separate research peptides into one vial. In practice, that saves a laboratory from reconstituting (mixing) four products on its own. Each component is a peptide, which is a short string of amino acids (the small building blocks of proteins). GreenLabs AU keeps KLOW strictly as laboratory material, never a medicine. We also group it with our recovery and repair research peptides.

Inside the KLOW blend: GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV

One 80mg vial holds all four peptides. The GreenLabs AU Certificate of Analysis sets out the amount of each:

• GHK-Cu (47.4 mg): a copper peptide (the copper tripeptide, three amino acids held to a copper ion), explored in collagen and repair research.
• BPC-157 (12.00 mg): a pentadecapeptide, a chain of fifteen amino acids, looked at in tissue-repair and angiogenesis (the growth of new blood vessels) research.
• TB-500 (11.57 mg): a fragment of thymosin beta-4, examined for how it acts on actin (a protein behind cell movement and shape) and on cell migration.
• KPV (10.55 mg): a short tripeptide (three amino acids), studied in inflammation-signalling research.

We also stock all four on their own. So a project can run them singly, or together as the KLOW blend.

Why researchers use the KLOW peptide blend

The point of a blend is breadth. Rather than testing one peptide at a time, a laboratory can watch several repair-related pathways from the same sample. That is why KLOW groups four peptides, each one studied in recovery research. All of this work stays at the laboratory bench, in cell and tissue samples. So none of it has any bearing on people or animals.

KLOW vs GLOW: what is the difference?

A common question is how KLOW compares with GLOW. Both are GreenLabs AU recovery blends. The difference is one peptide: GLOW carries three (GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500), while KLOW carries those three plus KPV. So KLOW is simply the four-peptide version of GLOW. Which one a project picks depends on whether it needs KPV.

How KLOW is tested, and your Certificate of Analysis

Janoshik, an outside laboratory, analyses every KLOW batch for GreenLabs AU. It uses HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography), a standard way to measure what a sample holds. Because KLOW is a blend, the report does not give one purity number. Instead, it confirms that each of the four peptides is present, and it lists how many milligrams of each. You can read the batch report on our Certificate of Analysis page, and a copy travels with every vial.

KLOW for laboratory research only

GreenLabs AU provides KLOW for in-vitro laboratory work only. The four peptides are investigational compounds, still under study and not cleared for human use. No authority has approved them for medical or animal use, including the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA. KLOW therefore belongs with qualified researchers in a proper laboratory.

Buy KLOW peptide blend in Australia and New Zealand

Wondering where to buy the KLOW peptide blend in Australia or New Zealand? GreenLabs AU has it for sale as one 80mg vial, priced $135 to $165. You can take it on its own (Vial Only) or paired with a Starter Kit. High-volume projects can also choose the 10x KLOW bulk pack. Order before 12pm AEST, and it goes out from Sydney that same day. We send it tracked via Australia Post Express across Australia and New Zealand. Shipping is free once you spend over $200.

Storing and reconstituting KLOW

Keep the unopened vial cool, dark and dry, below 25°C. For long-term storage, use minus 20°C. To prepare it, add bacteriostatic water to the powder (a step called reconstitution) under sterile conditions. Also, try not to put one vial through many freeze-thaw cycles. All of this is laboratory handling, with no human dosing.

KLOW specifications

This table gathers the main details for KLOW. Check the figures for your batch against the Certificate of Analysis that ships with the vial.

KLOW: frequently asked questions

What is KLOW?

A four-peptide research blend. Rather than one compound, KLOW puts GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV together in a single vial for test-tube (in-vitro) lab work. So it is a research chemical, not a medicine.

What peptides are in the KLOW blend?

GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, four in total. On the Certificate of Analysis, the 80mg vial contains 47.4 mg GHK-Cu, 12.00 mg BPC-157, 11.57 mg TB-500 and 10.55 mg KPV. You can also order any of the four on its own.

What is the difference between KLOW and GLOW?

GLOW has three peptides and KLOW has four. GLOW holds GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500; KLOW keeps all three and adds KPV. So you can picture KLOW as GLOW with one extra peptide.

What do researchers study KLOW for?

Only inside cell and tissue samples. Researchers use the blend to explore repair-related areas, such as tissue repair, collagen building, new blood-vessel growth and inflammation signalling. None of it applies to people or animals.

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

Yes, with a CoA. Janoshik, an outside lab, runs HPLC (a standard lab method) on each batch. As KLOW is a blend, the certificate does not give a single purity figure. Instead, it confirms all four peptides are present and gives the milligrams of each. It ships with your vial and sits on our certificate page.

How is KLOW stored and reconstituted?

Keep it sealed and cold: below 25°C for normal storage, or minus 20°C for the long term. Prepare it by adding bacteriostatic water to the powder (reconstitution) under sterile conditions. Also, do not run one vial through many freeze-thaw cycles. No human dosing applies.

What size and price is KLOW?

One 80mg vial, priced $135 to $165, bought as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit. Labs that need more can pick the 10x KLOW bulk pack.

Where can I buy KLOW in Australia and New Zealand?

At GreenLabs AU. An order confirmed before 12pm AEST ships from Sydney that same day. We then send it by Australia Post Express across Australia and New Zealand, free above $200.

Can I buy the four peptides separately?

Yes. Each of the four, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, is available by itself at GreenLabs AU, as well as in the KLOW blend.

Is KLOW approved for human or animal use?

No. GreenLabs AU offers KLOW purely as a lab research chemical. No regulator has cleared it for people or animals, including the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA. Buyers must be qualified researchers who follow the law in Australia and New Zealand. This is general information, not legal advice.

Disclaimer

This page lists KLOW 80mg for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research alone. KLOW is not a medicine. No authority has reviewed anything on this page for human, medical, veterinary or diagnostic use. That includes the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator) and the FDA. Ordering confirms the buyer is a qualified researcher aged 18 or over. That buyer takes on full responsibility for handling it safely and lawfully. Not for human or animal use.