The compounds grouped here are studied in central nervous system models, and several originate from Russian and Eastern European research programmes whose primary literature is only partially indexed in English-language databases. Semax is a synthetic fragment analogue of ACTH(4-10); selank derives from the endogenous peptide tuftsin. Their N-acetylated variants are separate compounds with modified stability profiles, not alternative names for the same molecule.
Not everything in this category is a peptide, and the product pages say so explicitly. Noopept is a dipeptide-derived small molecule, and dihexa is an angiotensin IV analogue — both are frequently listed as peptides elsewhere, which is a compound-identity error worth correcting rather than repeating.
Where the literature is thin, the compound page states that rather than filling the gap with claims. Structural identifiers — CAS number, formula, sequence where applicable — are published for every entry, and every lot carries an independent certificate with measured purity and measured content linked to its batch code. Supplied strictly for laboratory research.