Thymosin α1
Also known as · Tα1 · Zadaxin
to clear
How a single dose clears, assuming first-order elimination. The half-life is the biggest driver of how often you dose — start a cycle to see your own cumulative concentration curve.
An immunomodulatory peptide approved in many countries for chronic hepatitis B and as a cancer adjuvant; used off-label for immune support.
Promotes T-cell maturation and enhances dendritic-cell function and Th1 responses.
1.6 mg subQ 2× weekly, in 4–12 week cycles.
Reconstituted: refrigerated, ~14 days.
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TB-500
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Thymalin
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