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Data on our Melanotan 2 for sale

CAS Number: 121062-08-6

Formula: C₅₀H₆₉N₁₅O₉

Sequence: Ac-Nle-cyclo [Asp-His-D-Phe-Arg-Trp-Lys]-NH2

Molar Mass: 1,024.18 g/mol

Half life: 2 hours

Class: Peptide

Storage: Keep refrigerated upon reconstitution.

• Lyophilized sample in sterile glass vial.
• Minimum 96% pure (includes stabilizing agents)
• 10mg Melanotan II per vial.
• Diluent and laboratory supplies not included.

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Melanotan 2 (MT-2), a synthetic version of human alpha melanocyte stimulating hormone (αMSH), has displayed several recorded benefits including increased sexual arousal, improved tanning or skin pigmentation (melanogenesis), reduction in compulsive behavior, assistance with addiction control, appetite control and help with weight loss, and some data suggests mitigation in signs of Autism.

Melanotan 2 and Tanning

Melanotan has demonstrated significant effects on production of melanin (melanogenesis), also known as “sunless tanning” or tanning of the skin without sun exposure. It does so by binding primarily to MC-1R and MC-4R, and lesser effects in MC-3R, three of the five melanocortin receptors in the body. MC-1R is found in melanocytes in the skin and is primarily involved in darkening of the skin and helps the skin produce melanin, while MC-3R is involved in appetite and impulse control, and MC-4R is involved in sexual arousal, libido, and male erectile functionality.

It is critical to note that long term side effects of sunless tanning including the use of melanotan 2 peptides have not been established and that treatment with prolific agents like MT-2 may potentially stimulate the proliferation of existing skin cancer.

Melanotan 2 and Receptor Expression

MT-2 was found to decrease fat storage and hunger behavior in animal models. Research suggests that MT-2 has similar effects to the hormone leptin and could be effective for reducing hunger by stimulating both leptin-dependent and leptin-independent pathways. Both MT-2 and leptin are thought to cause an increase in thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) gene expression and MC-4R pathway stimulating a region of the brain associated with satiety and food intake.

MT-2 is one of very few substances that cross into the central nervous system in sufficient quantities to have an effect on TRH expression. Mice given Melanotan 2 demonstrated minimal affinity for dietary fat and satiety with lower caloric intake.

Melanotan II and Impulse Control / Addiction

MT-2 might play a role in impulse control by affecting oxytocin signaling. Studies have shown in rats that prefer alcohol, administration of MT-2 reduces alcohol intake and increases water intake. Melanotan 2 also works synergistically with Naltrexone to reduce alcohol consumption several fold. More research is needed in this potential avenue for Melanotan therapy.

Melanotan 2 and features of Autism

In a common mouse model of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), administration of MT-2 reversed certain features of Autism. The research showed that MT-2 administration increased oxytocin receptor expression, and communication and social interaction, while decreasing repetitive behaviors associated with ASD. This suggests a direct correlation between oxytocin signaling in the brain with ASD behavior.

Melanotan 2 Libido and Erectile Dysfunction

MT-2 has demonstrated efficacy in treatment for ED that has been shown to work in 80% of cases of failed treatment with other ED medication. MT-2 has also been investigated as a treatment for both male and female sexual desire disorders and may improve libido and sexual arousal. Recent research suggests that MT-2 can have even more wide-ranging applications than other ED drugs due to its actions in the central nervous system, and not just vasodilation.

Melanotan and Dementia

Research on Alzheimer’s disease indicates that melanotan 2 peptides may reduce beta amyloid accumulation and decrease the A1 subtype of reactive astrocytes which are believed to contribute heavily to neurotoxicity and neuron death in Alzheimer’s Disease. More research is needed to establish a definitive link between Melanotan and dementia.