🔬 KPV Peptide (Ac-KPV-NH2)5mg – Advanced Research Peptide with Potent Anti-Inflammatory Properties
 
General Description:
KPV 5mg peptide (Lysine–Proline–Valine) is a synthetic tripeptide derived from the alpha-MSH (alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone) sequence.
It has attracted significant attention in the scientific community for its strong anti-inflammatory potential and immunomodulatory effects, observed in a range of laboratory-based studies.
 
Tested in preclinical environments, KPV has shown promising results in modulating inflammation, supporting tissue recovery, and protecting cellular integrity—without triggering immunosuppression.
These properties make it a compound of interest for ongoing experimental research.
 
✅ Observed Benefits in Laboratory Settings:
 
🔥 Reduction of Pro-Inflammatory Cytokines
KPV has been shown to reduce levels of key inflammatory markers such as TNF-α, IL-6, and IL-1β in in vitro and animal studies.
 
🛡️ Immune System Modulation (Non-Suppressive)
It balances immune response without weakening immune defenses, which distinguishes it from typical anti-inflammatory agents.
 
⚙️ Support for Tissue Repair and Recovery
Studies suggest it may contribute to cellular regeneration in damaged or inflamed tissues, including epithelial and intestinal layers.
 
🧬 Positive Effects on Gut Health (Animal Models)
In research models of colitis and intestinal damage, KPV demonstrated potential in preserving gut barrier function and reducing intestinal inflammation.
 
⚖️ High Safety Profile in Lab Environments
No notable toxicity or adverse reactions were observed at standard experimental dosages in laboratory conditions.
 
📦 Product Presentation:
Name: KPV
Dosage: 5mg of high-purity (≥98%) lyophilized peptide
Form: Freeze-dried powder for reconstitution
Use: Intended for laboratory research only
 
🧪 Research Use Only – Not for Human Consumption
 
This product is strictly intended for laboratory research purposes only.
It is not approved for human or veterinary use, and should not be used for diagnostic, therapeutic, or dietary purposes.
For use by qualified professionals only, following all appropriate handling and safety procedures.
 
📚 Selected Scientific References:
Clinical Immunology (2005):
“Anti-inflammatory activity of KPV in experimental colitis models.”
Peptides Journal (2013):
“Role of KPV in epithelial tissue repair and inflammation control.”
Journal of Immunopharmacology (2019):
“KPV as a non-immunosuppressive cytokine modulator.”
 
⚠️ Disclaimer:
🚫 Not for human use
⚠️ Research use only – Handle in accordance with applicable laboratory safety protocols