Guides

KPV: What It Is, Research Use, Storage and Single Vials

KPV is a tripeptide (lysine, proline, valine), the last three amino acids of a hormone called alpha-MSH. It's one of the smallest peptides we carry.

Why researchers look at it

Most KPV work is in cells and animals. See what the papers say about KPV.

Sizes

KPV comes as a 10mg vial. More on the KPV page.

Small peptide, simple storage

KPV is tiny but still a peptide, so it gets the usual care: an unopened vial in the fridge, protected from moisture and light, and a mixed vial kept chilled. Read our storage guide for the reasoning.

Ordering KPV

Each 10mg KPV vial is listed individually, so a project can start with one or order a larger number at once. Single Vial Peptides covers US shipping on every order, charges $40 for addresses abroad, and includes a free 3ml bac water when you tick that box.

Not for use in people

KPV on this site is a research reagent only. Nothing here describes a dose, a treatment or a veterinary use.

Vials mentioned in this guide

• KPV 10mg · $40.00

Research vials. 21 and older. Not for people or animals. Not medical advice.