Source comparison
Storage Temperature Comparison: MOTS-C vs Other Research Peptides
MOTS-C (mitochondrial peptide) −20°C (lyophilized powder) 2–8°C (refrigerated aqueous solution) 28 days Highly temperature-sensitive due to short amino acid chain and lack of disulfide stabilization. Requires strict cold chain BPC-157 (gastric peptide) 30–45 d
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- MOTS-C (mitochondrial peptide)
- −20°C (lyophilized powder)
- 2–8°C (refrigerated aqueous solution)
- 28 days
- Highly temperature-sensitive due to short amino acid chain and lack of disulfide stabilization. Requires strict cold chain
- BPC-157 (gastric peptide)
- 30–45 days
- More stable than MOTS-C post-reconstitution due to cyclic structure, but still requires continuous refrigeration
- Thymosin Beta-4 (tissue repair peptide)
- 21–28 days
- Similar stability profile to MOTS-C. Short peptide chains degrade rapidly at room temperature
- Semaglutide (GLP-1 agonist)
- 2–8°C (pre-filled pen or lyophilized)
- 2–8°C (once opened or reconstituted)
- 28–56 days depending on formulation
- Pharmaceutical-grade stabilizers extend shelf life, but temperature control remains critical
- GHRP-2 (growth hormone secretagogue)
- 30 days
- Moderate stability. More forgiving than MOTS-C but still degrades if stored improperly