Research comparison
BPC-157 vs ECM-70 for research
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. No medical claims. Research reagents only. Lot COA available on request.
BPC-157 and ECM-70 are separate catalog listings. The table below is limited to public identity, listed form, and listed strengths from the live catalog. Lot COA available on request.
Laboratory identity table
| Field | BPC-157 | ECM-70 |
|---|---|---|
| Name | BPC-157 | ECM-70 |
| CAS | 137525-51-0 | Lot label / COA |
| Form | Lyophilized peptide | Lyophilized named blend |
| Listed strengths | 10mg · 20mg | 70mg |
| Catalog note | Pentadecapeptide identity (GEPPPGKPADDAGLV) used in published cell and tissue signaling models. | Named catalog blend. This page does not invent a peptide recipe or ratio. |
| Lot / COA | On request | On request |
| RUO | Research use only | Research use only |
What differs at the molecular listing
BPC-157 (137525-51-0) is catalogued as a signaling fragment: Pentadecapeptide identity (GEPPPGKPADDAGLV) used in published cell and tissue signaling models.
ECM-70 (Lot label / COA) is catalogued as a named blend: Named catalog blend. This page does not invent a peptide recipe or ratio.
CAS, fragment length, and salt form are not interchangeable. Read the sequence or identity line printed for the lot. This table does not rank listings or name a study design.
Catalog questions
Are BPC-157 and ECM-70 the same catalog identity?
No. BPC-157 is listed as CAS 137525-51-0 and ECM-70 as CAS Lot label / COA. Sequences, salt form, and fragment length are identity-critical. Confirm the lot label.
What listed strengths appear in the catalog?
BPC-157 is listed at 10mg · 20mg. ECM-70 is listed at 70mg. Listed strengths are catalog sizes. Lot COA available on request.
Where do lot and COA documents live?
Lot docs, SDS, and related papers are available on request. Open the product page Request lot docs control or use Contact. This compare table lists catalog identity only, not purity results.
Does this page name a laboratory method?
No. The table is limited to catalog identity, public registry identifiers, listed form, and listed strengths. Method, solvent class, and handling belong on the lot papers and the institutional SOP.
Are these listings for laboratory research only?
Yes. Both SKUs are research-use-only reagents for in-vitro and analytical work. They are not medicines, supplements, or veterinary products.
All discussion on this page is limited to chemical identity, public registry identifiers, and laboratory research framing. BioLabs Research lists reagents for in-vitro and analytical work only. Confirm listed strengths on the product page. To request a lot, use Contact.
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