DSIP 5mg

$45.00

DSIP 5mg from Adaptog Peptides, also known as Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide, is a nine-amino-acid research compound used in studies on sleep architecture, circadian rhythm, and stress-response modelling. Researchers value DSIP for its well-documented profile in slow-wave sleep investigations and its modulatory activity across several neuroendocrine pathways. Adaptog supplies DSIP 5mg as a high-purity reagent for controlled laboratory work.

DSIP holds a unique position in neuropeptide research because of its associations with delta-wave sleep activity, hormonal modulation, and stress-buffering pathways. Although its precise receptor target remains an active area of investigation, DSIP continues to feature in studies exploring sleep regulation, neuroprotection, and pituitary signalling. Adaptog Peptides supplies DSIP 5mg as a stable, high-purity reagent suited to such investigations.
Researchers often buy DSIP 5mg from Adaptog Peptides for projects such as:

Investigating slow-wave sleep patterns in controlled models
Examining DSIP’s modulatory role in cortisol and growth-hormone pathways
Studying circadian-related signalling and rhythm research
Exploring neuroprotective markers under stress conditions

Because DSIP intersects sleep biology, neuroendocrinology, and stress research, it supports a broad range of investigative work. Adaptog Peptides delivers DSIP 5mg as a laboratory reagent prepared exclusively for qualified research environments. It is not intended for clinical, diagnostic, or therapeutic application.
For research use only. Not for human consumption.

Product Description

DSIP holds a unique position in neuropeptide research because of its associations with delta-wave sleep activity, hormonal modulation, and stress-buffering pathways. Although its precise receptor target remains an active area of investigation, DSIP continues to feature in studies exploring sleep regulation, neuroprotection, and pituitary signalling. Adaptog Peptides supplies DSIP 5mg as a stable, high-purity reagent suited to such investigations.
Researchers often buy DSIP 5mg from Adaptog Peptides for projects such as:

Investigating slow-wave sleep patterns in controlled models
Examining DSIP’s modulatory role in cortisol and growth-hormone pathways
Studying circadian-related signalling and rhythm research
Exploring neuroprotective markers under stress conditions

Because DSIP intersects sleep biology, neuroendocrinology, and stress research, it supports a broad range of investigative work. Adaptog Peptides delivers DSIP 5mg as a laboratory reagent prepared exclusively for qualified research environments. It is not intended for clinical, diagnostic, or therapeutic application.
For research use only. Not for human consumption.

Compound Information
MOLECULAR PROFILE
TypeSynthetic compound
CategoryResearch Compound
Purity≥99%
FormLyophilized powder
STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
Lyophilized (powder)

-20°C · 24+ months

Reconstituted

2–8°C · ~30 days

Certificate of Analysis

Third-party tested for purity and quality.

PURITY
0 %
Variant GLP3-RT 10mg
Lot # REF0001
Labeled 20mg
Actual 22.61mg
Tested APR 15, 2026

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Research
New England Journal of Medicine

Triple–Hormone-Receptor Agonist GLP-3 (RT) for Obesity — A Phase 2 Trial

2023
DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2301972
· Jastreboff AM, et al.

New England Journal of Medicine

Triple–Hormone-Receptor Agonist GLP-3 (RT) for Obesity — A Phase 2 Trial

2023
DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2301972
· Jastreboff AM, et al.

New England Journal of Medicine

Triple–Hormone-Receptor Agonist GLP-3 (RT) for Obesity — A Phase 2 Trial

2023
DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2301972
· Jastreboff AM, et al.

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