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PT-141 Stability Factors — Research Comparison

Lyophilised at −20°C (unreconstituted) 98–99% Minimal. Dormant state, no hydrolysis Gold standard for long-term storage; reconstitute only what you'll use in 30 days Reconstituted, refrigerated 2–8°C 92–96% Slow peptide bond hydrolysis, minimal oxidation Stand

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  • Lyophilised at −20°C (unreconstituted)
  • 98–99%
  • Minimal. Dormant state, no hydrolysis
  • Gold standard for long-term storage; reconstitute only what you'll use in 30 days
  • Reconstituted, refrigerated 2–8°C
  • 92–96%
  • Slow peptide bond hydrolysis, minimal oxidation
  • Standard protocol; acceptable for multi-dose use within 30 days
  • Reconstituted, room temp 20–25°C
  • 60–70%
  • Accelerated hydrolysis, moderate oxidation
  • Avoid. Use within 7 days maximum if refrigeration unavailable
  • Reconstituted, frozen −20°C
  • 85–90%
  • Ice crystal formation damages tertiary structure
  • Not recommended. Freezing reconstituted peptides denatures them
  • Reconstituted, refrigerated >30 days
  • 80–85% at 45 days
  • Cumulative hydrolysis, progressive oxidation
  • Discard after 30 days. Precision dosing no longer reliable beyond this window
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