KLOW

KLOW 80mg peptide blend for research labs in Australia and New Zealand

HerGlowLabs stocks the KLOW 80mg peptide blend for research laboratories across Australia and New Zealand. A single KLOW vial packs four research peptides, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, and arrives as a white freeze-dried (lyophilised) powder. It sits in our recovery and repair line and is offered for in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research alone, never for people or animals.

KLOW 80mg at a glance

• What it is: four peptides, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV, in one 80mg vial for in-vitro lab research.
• Testing: every batch goes to Janoshik, whose CoA (Certificate of Analysis) records the milligrams of each peptide by HPLC.
• Price and options: a single 80mg vial at $169 to $199, bought as Vial Only or with the Starter Kit.

What is the KLOW peptide blend?

The KLOW peptide blend combines four peptides rather than one compound. A single vial puts them all in one place, which saves a lab from buying and mixing them one by one. Each one is a peptide: a short string of amino acids, the tiny units that link together to build proteins. HerGlowLabs handles KLOW strictly as laboratory material, never as a medicine.

The four peptides in a KLOW vial

A single 80mg vial carries all four peptides. HerGlowLabs prints the amount of each on the Certificate of Analysis:

• GHK-Cu (47.4 mg): a copper peptide built from three amino acids around a single copper atom; explored for its part in collagen synthesis (building collagen) and tissue repair.
• BPC-157 (12.00 mg): a fifteen-amino-acid peptide (a pentadecapeptide), explored in tissue repair and new-blood-vessel growth (angiogenesis).
• TB-500 (11.57 mg): a piece of the thymosin beta-4 protein, examined for how it works on actin, the protein that controls how cells move and change shape.
• KPV (10.55 mg): a three-amino-acid peptide (a tripeptide), examined in inflammatory signalling research (how cells react to inflammation).

KLOW vs GLOW: which blend to choose

Labs often choose between KLOW and GLOW. Both carry GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500; KLOW adds a fourth peptide, KPV. So GLOW is the three-peptide blend and KLOW the four-peptide one. Choose KLOW when a study needs KPV, and GLOW when it does not.

What the Certificate of Analysis shows for KLOW

HerGlowLabs sends every KLOW batch to Janoshik, an independent laboratory, for HPLC analysis (high-performance liquid chromatography, a common way to check what is in a sample). Because KLOW is a blend, there is no single purity percentage to report; instead, the certificate confirms that all four peptides are present and lists the weight, in milligrams, of each. You can read the batch reports on our lab test page, and one travels with every vial.

KLOW is research-use-only material

HerGlowLabs offers KLOW only as in-vitro laboratory material. Its four peptides are investigational, meaning they are still being researched and are not approved for people. No regulator, the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA or any other, has cleared them for use in people or animals. KLOW suits trained researchers working in a proper laboratory.

Where to buy KLOW in Australia and New Zealand

Want to buy KLOW in Australia or New Zealand? HerGlowLabs stocks the KLOW peptide blend as one 80mg vial at $169 to $199, chosen as Vial Only or with a Starter Kit. For larger projects, the 10x KLOW bulk pack holds ten vials. We dispatch from Sydney the same day on any order placed before 12pm AEST (Sydney time), using tracked Australia Post Express into Australia and New Zealand, and delivery is free once you spend over $200.

How to store and reconstitute KLOW

Keep the sealed vial cold and dark, under 25°C, or at minus 20°C for long-term storage. When ready, mix (reconstitute) the powder with bacteriostatic water in clean, sterile lab conditions, and do not freeze and thaw the same vial too often. Each of these is a handling step in the lab, with no dosing in people.

KLOW 80mg specifications

The table gathers KLOW’s key details; match them against the Certificate of Analysis that ships with your vial.

KLOW: frequently asked questions

What is KLOW?

Four research peptides in one vial: GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV. KLOW is made for test-tube (in-vitro) lab use only, and it counts as research material rather than a medicine.

What peptides are in the KLOW blend?

GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV. All four sit in a single 80mg vial; you will find the milligram figure for each in the spec table and on the Certificate of Analysis, and every one is stocked on its own too.

What is the difference between KLOW and GLOW?

A single peptide sets them apart. GLOW uses three (GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500), while KLOW adds KPV as well, making four. Put simply, KLOW equals GLOW plus KPV.

What do researchers study KLOW for?

Inside the lab, using cell and tissue samples. Research teams turn to KLOW for repair-related questions, covering tissue repair, collagen, new blood vessels and inflammation signals. Nothing here touches people or animals.

Is KLOW tested, and do I get a Certificate of Analysis?

Yes. The independent lab Janoshik runs an HPLC test (a standard lab check) on each batch. Because KLOW is a blend, its Certificate of Analysis lists every peptide with the milligrams present, rather than a single purity score. Your order includes a copy, and all reports live on our lab test page.

How is KLOW stored and reconstituted?

Keep the sealed vial cool, dark and under 25°C, or freeze it at minus 20°C to keep it longer. To prepare it for laboratory work, combine the powder with bacteriostatic water (a step called reconstitution) in sterile conditions, and do not keep freezing and thawing a single vial. None of this involves dosing in people.

What size and price is KLOW?

One 80mg vial costs $169 to $199, as Vial Only or paired with a Starter Kit. For larger projects, there is a 10x KLOW bulk pack.

Where can I buy KLOW in Australia and New Zealand?

Straight from HerGlowLabs. Confirm your order before 12pm AEST for same-day dispatch out of Sydney, carried by tracked Australia Post Express to Australia and New Zealand, with free delivery over $200.

Can I buy the four peptides separately?

Yes. On top of the blend, HerGlowLabs carries GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500 and KPV as separate vials, so a project can take just the single peptide it needs.

Is KLOW approved for human or animal use?

No. At HerGlowLabs, KLOW is laboratory research material and nothing more. It carries no approval from the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA or any other body for use in people or animals. Not for human or animal use.

Disclaimer

KLOW 80mg is sold strictly as in-vitro (test-tube) laboratory research material. It is not a medicine, and nothing on this page has been assessed by the TGA (Australia’s medicines regulator), the FDA or any other authority for human, medical, veterinary or diagnostic use. Placing an order confirms the buyer is a qualified researcher aged 18 or over who takes full responsibility for safe and lawful handling. Not for human or animal use.