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Thymosin Alpha-1

Immune-modulating peptide used for chronic infection support and immune resilience.

Scientific Overview

TA-1 is a 28-aa peptide (Zadaxin) approved in 35+ countries for hepatitis B/C and as a vaccine adjuvant. Increases CD4+ T-cell function and IFN-γ.

Key Research Benefits

  • ✓T-cell modulation
  • ✓Antiviral support
  • ✓Adjunct in chronic infection

Potential Side Effects

⚠Injection-site discomfort

Research Protocols

Common Dosages

Immune Support

1.6 mg
2× weekly

“SC injection; 4–12 week cycles common”

Note: Dosages listed are common research protocols found in peer-reviewed literature and clinical trials. Individual results and requirements may vary significantly in a research context.

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64 Units

or 0.64 mL on a U-100 syringe

Concentration:2.50 mg/mL
Peptide per Unit:25.00 mcg/unit
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Where to source

Vendors with public COAs that stock this category. Affiliate links are disclosed.

  • Limitless Life Nootropics
    FL-based research-peptide supplier with Janoshik third-party COAs and a public affiliate program at ~20%.
    COA: JanoshikAffiliate disclosed
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  • SwissChems
    60+ peptide catalog with Janoshik COAs; weekly affiliate payouts.
    COA: JanoshikAffiliate disclosed
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  • Amino Club
    EU/US-facing vendor with a 20% first-order / 10% recurring affiliate model.
    COA: Third-partyAffiliate disclosed
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Molecular Profile

linear
C129H215N33O55
28 AA Sequence

Quick Reference

Status
Research Compound
Category
Other
Common Dosage
1.6 mg
2× weekly

Strictly for research purposes. Not for human consumption.

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Medical Disclaimer

Information provided on DoseVault is for educational and research purposes only. This website does not advocate for the human use of peptides. Peptides are currently sold as research chemicals and are not FDA-approved for human consumption. Always consult a licensed medical professional before considering any protocol.