KPV (10mg)
$49 / vial
What it’s for: calming swelling and redness in the gut and skin. In animal studies, KPV eased swelling in the bowel. Each vial has 10mg, tested 98%+ pure.
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Description
What is KPV?
KPV is a very small peptide. A peptide is a short chain of the same building blocks that make up protein. KPV has just 3 of them. It copies a tiny piece of a natural hormone the body uses to calm swelling. KPV is made in a lab.
What is it for?
People look into KPV for swelling and irritation. The main areas are:
- The gut. Studies look at swelling and irritation in the bowel, like in some bowel diseases.
- Skin. Studies look at red, sore or irritated skin.
How does it work?
Swelling and redness are signs that your body’s defence system is switched on. That helps when you fight germs or heal a cut. But sometimes it stays on too long and bothers healthy tissue. The body makes natural hormones that help turn it down. KPV copies a tiny part of one of them. In lab and animal studies, KPV got into the cells that line the gut and helped calm the swelling there.
How strong is the proof?
Most of the research on KPV was done in the lab and in animals, like mice. It has not been well tested in people. It is not an approved medicine in Canada. We don’t promise any results.
What you get
- One sealed vial with 10mg of KPV as a dry powder
- 98% pure or higher, tested by an outside lab
- A lab report for every batch
- Shipped from Vancouver, BC, with an ice pack
- Buy 1, 3, 5 or 10 vials. The more you buy, the less each vial costs.
How do I mix and store it?
The peptide comes as a dry powder because powder stays fresh much longer than liquid. Before it can be used, the powder is mixed with bacteriostatic water, which is clean water made for this job. Our mixing calculator shows how much water to add. Keep sealed vials in a cool, dry, dark place. Once mixed, keep the vial in the fridge.
Quick facts
| What it’s for | Calming gut and skin swelling |
|---|---|
| Amount | 10mg per vial |
| Form | Dry powder (freeze-dried) |
| Purity | 98% or higher |
| Tested by | An outside lab |
| Proof so far | Mostly lab and animal studies |
| Ships from | Vancouver, BC |
| SKU | NP-KPV-10 |
Common questions
What is the difference between KPV and GHK-Cu?
Both are tiny peptides with just 3 building blocks. GHK-Cu carries copper and is mostly studied for firmer skin and healing. KPV has no copper. It is mostly studied for calming swelling and redness in the gut and skin.
What does KPV stand for?
Each letter stands for one of its 3 building blocks: K for lysine, P for proline and V for valine.
Are there side effects?
Side effects have not been well studied in people, because it has not been well tested in people.
Why does it come as a powder?
Peptides break down fast in liquid. A dry powder stays stable while it ships and while it is stored.
Can I see the lab report?
Yes. Posted reports are on our lab results page. If your batch isn’t there yet, email us the batch number and we’ll send it to you.
Do you ship across Canada?
Yes. We ship from Vancouver, BC, to anywhere in Canada. Orders are packed with an ice pack to keep them cool.
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For research use only. Not for use in people or animals.
Additional information
| Pack Size | 1 vial, 3 vials, 5 vials, 10 vials |
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