What is the MOTS-c 40mg vial?
MOTS-c 40mg is the vial Peptara Labs sells: one sealed vial of lyophilized peptide at $185 USD, with the per-vial price falling on orders of 3, 5 or 10, per its product page on 2026-10-01. It is sold for laboratory research use only.
Batch MTS-260414-A is the released lot behind that vial, listed at 99.02% purity by HPLC with a published third-party certificate. Our top rated wording rests on the store's figure of 4.96 stars over 401 verified orders.
Shipping to the US takes 2 to 3 days on selected products, per the store's home page, and tracked delivery elsewhere outside Vietnam runs 5 to 10 business days. We give no dosing and no advice on use.
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Order page: MOTS-c 40mg at Peptara Labs.
What's on the front page?
The front page lists named lots, each tested by the lab the certificate index names. We read it on 2026-09-07 and again on 2026-10-01.
A front page is a page like any other. We record what it carries, and only that.
What does a row look like?
Each row has the same four fields: a compound name, a lot code, a purity percentage and a certificate number. We describe the shape, and copy only the MOTS-c row, because the rest belong to compounds this site doesn't name.
A one-compound site that reprinted other compounds' rows would build the shared footprint this network avoids. So we describe the shape and leave the contents where they were printed.
Is MOTS-c listed?
Yes, as of 2026-10-01. On our 2026-09-07 read the front page showed no lot for MOTS-c. On 2026-10-01 it lists lot MTS-260414-A, tested June 2026, with a certificate number. A gap on a page is a reading of that page on one date, not a claim about the world behind it, which is why both dates stay here.
The second laboratory list, read 2026-09-01, is covered in our MOTS-c review.
Absent on one date, listed on the next.
What purity figure is printed?
A purity percentage belongs to the lot it was measured on. On 2026-10-01 the MOTS-c row reads 99.02% by HPLC for lot MTS-260414-A. On 2026-09-07 no figure sat beside this name, and we did not borrow one from a neighbouring row, because that would publish a number nobody printed beside this name.
A missing figure tells you about a page, not a compound. The page behind this entry is the supplier's front page.
Is the 40mg vial for research only?
Yes. The store sells it for laboratory research use only and says it is not for human use.
This page files prices, lots and dates from the store's own pages, and says nothing about effects in any body. It is not medical advice, and it tells no reader what to take.
Questions about the supplier
The store that sells the 40mg vial
Who sells the MOTS-c 40mg vial?
Peptara Labs, which presents itself as a supplier of research-grade compounds and educational information rather than a medical provider. Its front page is one of the two store pages read for this entry, and we score nothing about the company.
Which lab tested the MOTS-c lot?
Titreon Analytical, which the store's live page presents as a third-party lab with a quality system aligned to ISO/IEC 17025:2017, and not itself accredited. The MOTS-c lot on the front page was tested by that lab in June 2026, and the qualifier travels with the name.
Where is the MOTS-c certificate published?
Each printed lot carries a certificate number, and the store publishes its certificates on its certificate index. Which files we opened is set out on the certificate index entry page.