DSIP is a small synthetic peptide of nine building blocks. Its name — historically, 'delta sleep-inducing peptide' — is a designation it was given long ago, not a description of anything we claim it does.
Each order draws from a single lot, characterized by an outside lab, with the certificate posted to the verification page on release.
A compositional detail gives it some character: it is an unusually acidic little peptide, carrying two acidic building blocks and no basic ones, with a plain end on the chain. The public record also lists more than one registry number for it; the identity record notes which is carried as primary and discloses the other rather than dropping it.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.