Semax + Selank Nasal Spray

Semax + Selank Nasal Spray combines two Pro-Gly-Pro-stabilised heptapeptides in one pre-mixed 15 mL bottle with a metered pump, at a 1:1 ratio by mass. Semax (CAS 80714-61-0, Met-Glu-His-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro) is a synthetic analogue of the ACTH(4–10) fragment; Selank (CAS 129954-34-3, Thr-Lys-Pro-Arg-Pro-Gly-Pro) is a synthetic analogue of the immunoglobulin-derived tetrapeptide tuftsin. Both were engineered the same way — a short bioactive fragment extended with a proline-rich C-terminal tail that resists exopeptidase cleavage — which is why they behave similarly in formulation and can be co-dissolved in a single aqueous vehicle.

Two fills share the 15 mL bottle: 5 mg of each peptide (10 mg total, roughly 0.33 mg/mL per peptide) and 10 mg of each (20 mg total, roughly 0.67 mg/mL per peptide). Supplying both compounds pre-mixed at documented concentrations removes two weighing steps and one dilution calculation from the bench workflow, which matters when the object of study is the delivery route rather than the formulation.

Their research literatures are complementary rather than overlapping. Semax is studied mainly through BDNF and NGF expression, TrkB signalling and attention or memory paradigms; Selank is studied through GABA-A subunit expression, enkephalin-degrading enzyme activity and stress-response gene expression. Combining them gives investigators a single article covering both mechanistic axes. Supplied strictly for laboratory research use, with no dosing or administration guidance.

This is a pre-mixed presentation: the strength is fixed at fill, and the only arithmetic between the label and the bench is a change of units. The peptide unit converter moves between mg, mcg, mL and µL without the decimal-point slip that costs a whole run.