ADMAX (Supplier Trade Name)
Supplier trade-name product · API to be confirmed
Overview
ADMAX is a supplier trade-name product that appears in upstream-manufacturer price tables without a publicly defined API identity. As with all supplier-trade-name SKUs in the catalog, the actual chemical composition, peptide sequence, and CAS designation must be confirmed against the batch-specific Certificate of Analysis at order placement and again at batch receipt. ADMAX is most commonly seen in Russian and Eastern European supplier catalogs where trade-name peptide products are an established commercial pattern, and the trade name typically refers to a defined-process preparation rather than a defined single molecule. Lyochem lists ADMAX to support distributor-partner workflows that reference upstream-supplier price tables; direct end-buyers should engage the regulatory team for explicit composition disclosure before order placement. The batch COA reflects the verified composition of the material as released, but buyers should never assume the trade name alone is sufficient for downstream regulatory or quality documentation, the COA's component-level analysis is the operative document.
Who buys this, and why
Khavinson short bioregulators — Admax, Cortagen, Cartalax, Cardiogen, Bronchogen, Crystagen, Prostamax, Vesugen — ship to research labs replicating Russian-school protocols or running comparative tissue-specific peptide-bioregulator studies. The published literature base for this class is concentrated in Russian-language sources; buyers should expect to consult that literature directly for protocol selection. Analytical-packet expectations are the same as any other lyophilised research peptide.
Primary buyer fit: regional research-supplier partners and university-block resellers.
Specifications
- CAS
- (supplier code, confirm via COA)
- Purity (HPLC)
- ≥ 99.0%
- Common vial sizes
- 5 mg, 10 mg
- MOQ
- On request
- Lead time
- 14–21 days
- Storage
- -20°C, protect from light
Documentation available on request
- Lot-specific Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
- RP-HPLC chromatogram with peak integration
- ESI-MS identity confirmation (±0.5 Da)
- Sequence verification by LC-MS/MS
- Water content by Karl Fischer
- SDS / MSDS
- Source-literature pointer (Russian-language references on request)
- Stability at −20 °C across 12 months
- Sequence ladder available on request
Regulatory note
Supplier trade-name product without publicly disclosed API identity; composition must be confirmed via batch-specific COA before any downstream regulatory or research use.
Frequently asked questions
When does it make sense to order ADMAX rather than a named-API product?▾
ADMAX exists in the catalog primarily to support distributor partners whose upstream procurement systems reference the supplier's trade-name code. For direct end-buyers, the recommended procurement path is to either (1) identify the underlying API through Lyochem's regulatory team disclosure and order the named-API SKU instead, or (2) source via ADMAX only when the buyer's downstream workflow specifically requires the trade-name on documentation (rare). The trade-name path adds operational opacity, buyers who want clean documentation chains for their own regulatory or quality systems should default to named-API SKUs whenever possible.
What's the typical Russian-school commercial context for trade-name peptide products like ADMAX?▾
Trade-name peptide products are an established commercial pattern in the Russian and Eastern European peptide-supply ecosystem, where individual upstream manufacturers brand specific multi-peptide preparations or proprietary formulations under marketing names rather than chemical designations. The pattern parallels the Western pharmaceutical-brand convention but is applied to research-grade and supplement-grade products rather than approved drugs. ADMAX is one such trade-name product whose specific composition is held by the upstream manufacturer; Lyochem distributes the released material with batch-level identity confirmation but doesn't independently re-characterize the proprietary formulation. Buyers researching the Russian-school peptide framework specifically may find these trade-name products relevant to their literature; buyers building Western-regulated workflows generally should avoid them.
What documentation does Lyochem provide for ADMAX shipments?▾
Every ADMAX batch ships with: (1) batch-specific Certificate of Analysis covering the verified composition as released, (2) HPLC chromatogram showing the chemical-purity profile of the released material, (3) mass-spec data for the dominant species in the preparation, (4) water content by Karl Fischer, (5) microbial limits per USP <61>/<62> for finished-product-grade applications, and (6) on-request bacterial endotoxin (LAL per USP <85>) for injectable workflows. The documentation specifies the verified composition without disclosing the upstream supplier's proprietary formulation details, buyers needing full composition disclosure should request that explicitly at quote stage.