AICAR Peptide Vial

AICAR peptide is commonly supplied in a 50 mg vial because this package size has become one of the most frequently used formats among laboratory suppliers. Offering AICAR in a standardized vial size helps maintain consistency across product listings and simplifies product identification when comparing research materials from different manufacturers.

AICAR, Acadesine, and AICA-riboside are closely related terms, but they do not always describe the same chemical form. In most research papers, Acadesine and AICA-riboside (AICAr) refer to the riboside form of the compound. ZMP refers to the phosphorylated monophosphate form that accumulates inside cells. The scientific literature often uses AICAR to describe either form, which is why the terminology can be confusing. Researchers should always confirm which form is identified in the product specifications and study being reviewed.

Many laboratory suppliers describe AICAR as a white to off-white lyophilized powder or solid research material. However, physical appearance can vary slightly between batches and manufacturers. Researchers should confirm the product description and batch documentation supplied with the specific AICAR Peptide Vial before beginning laboratory work.

AICAR research materials are typically characterized according to compound identity, purity, molecular weight, and analytical testing rather than proprietary formulations. The presence of additional ingredients should always be confirmed through the batch-specific Certificate of Analysis and supporting laboratory documentation supplied with the product.

An unopened AICAR Peptide Vial should be stored at −20°C to maintain product stability during long-term storage. Authoritative laboratory suppliers also recommend keeping the vial tightly sealed and protecting it from moisture, heat, and direct light. Always follow the storage instructions provided with the specific research material being used.