What is the glow peptide blend?
Glow is a blend of three research peptides: GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500. It is sold under several names, including glow peptide, glow blend and glow stack, which all refer to the same three-peptide combination. Our glow stack totals 70mg.
What is the klow peptide blend?
Klow holds the same three peptides plus a fourth, KPV. It is also sold as klow blend or klow stack. Our klow stack totals 80mg.
Side by side
What KPV is
KPV is a tripeptide: lysine, proline and valine. It is the last three amino acids of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone, a natural peptide hormone. In research it is used in cell-based models of inflammatory signalling.
KPV is the smallest component of the klow blend by mass as well as by size. At 10mg it makes up an eighth of the 80mg total.
What is KPV? covers the compound in full.
Which to choose
Because the first three peptides are present at the same amounts in both, the pair works as a controlled comparison. Running the same model with glow and with klow isolates what the fourth compound changes. If KPV is not part of the question being asked, glow is the simpler system.
We make no claim that the peptides in either blend have a combined effect. They are grouped as a research convenience.
Both are supplied pre-mixed and batch-verified: the glow stack and the klow stack. For the individual compounds, see GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500.
Common questions
Is klow stronger than glow? No. The three shared peptides are present at the same amounts in both. Klow totals 10mg more because it holds a fourth compound, not more of the first three.
Are glow and klow the same as a glow pen? Glow pen is a name for the glow blend supplied in pen format. Ours are both supplied that way: see peptide pens and vials.
Can KPV be bought on its own? Not from us. We supply it only as part of the klow stack.