PubChem CID 125672 is titled Msh (11-13) and lists Lys-Pro-Val. The formula is C16H30N4O4. The catalog writes KPV, and 10 mg is a different statement.
PubChem CID 125672 is titled Msh (11-13). The synonym list includes Lys-Pro-Val, L-Lysyl-L-prolyl-L-valine, alpha-MSH (11-13) and CHEBI:160254. The ChEBI record is the same identifier.
The catalog writes the name KPV. That is the catalog spelling. The list also includes acetate salt among the synonyms. That list does not select the salt form of a particular vial.
PubChem states the formula C16H30N4O4 and a molecular weight of 342.43 g/mol. Those lines identify the database record. They are not an analysis document for a catalog product.
The catalog has one entry named KPV. The listed variant is 10 mg. Milligrams on that label are a mass for the package. PubChem’s 342.43 g/mol is the molecular weight of the database record.
The link below goes to the KPV catalog entry. That page states the name, variant and price. Analytical values appear only when a document is published. The statements above do not verify the store’s material.
This guide separates a database name from a catalog label. It does not describe dosing, preparation or use in humans or animals.
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