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Semax

Also known as: N-Acetyl Semax, Acetyl Semax

Cognitive & Neuro

Semax is a synthetic peptide described in the Russian research literature, related to a fragment of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH).

Caliber Peptide Index tracks Semax across 30 research-peptide vendors, with the lowest listed price at $1.94/mg (30mg) at Peptidepros as of 2026-06-03. Prices below are normalized to dollars per milligram so different vial sizes can be compared on an equal basis. Semax is sold by third-party vendors for research use only.

Research Applications

Studied in research literature on neuroprotective and neuromodulatory peptide signaling.

Safety Considerations

Not an approved human therapeutic in most markets. Sold as a research chemical for laboratory use only — not for human consumption.

Sources

  1. Reference (Wikipedia)
For research use only. Information on this page summarizes publicly available research literature. It is not medical advice, not a substitute for consultation with a qualified clinician, and not a recommendation for human consumption. Products listed below are sold by third-party vendors for research purposes.

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Frequently asked

How many vendors sell Semax?
Caliber Peptide Index currently tracks 30 research peptide vendors listing Semax.
What is the lowest tracked price for Semax?
The lowest tracked price for Semax is $1.94/mg (30mg) at Peptidepros. Prices are sorted by dollars per milligram so different vial sizes can be compared on an equal basis.
How often are Semax prices updated?
Vendor prices are refreshed by our automated scraper (most recent update: 2026-06-03). Always confirm the current price on the vendor's site before purchase.
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Products listed for research purposes only — not for human consumption. Wiki content is summarized from publicly available research literature and is not medical advice.