Melanotan II — 6-pack
Pigmentation science, clearly explained.
Melanotan II, often shortened to MT-2, is a synthetic peptide investigated in pigmentation research. It belongs to the melanocortin-signalling story behind melanin, the pigment associated with skin colour. This listing shows the proposed vial presentation. This pack contains 6 vials of the same listed product.
$534.60 AUD
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Let’s get acquainted.
The useful bits. The finer points.
The questions you were about to Google.
The useful bits, up front.
- Also called MT-2. Melanotan II and MT-2 refer to the same compound.
- Pigmentation research. Investigated in relation to melanocortin signalling and melanin production.
- Vial presentation. Listed separately from the nasal-spray format, with proposed content of 10 mg per vial.
A little more of the story.
Melanin is part of the biology of skin colour. Melanotan II research concerns signals involved in its production, which explains why the compound appears in pigmentation discussions. That research topic needs to be kept separate from a skincare or sun-protection claim. Understanding the distinction is the useful part of this introduction.
What’s in the 6-pack?
6 × Melanotan II — proposed 10 mg per vial. The 6-pack brings the same listed product together in one selection. The compound story stays the same across every size; only the quantity changes.
Pack quantity counts items, not doses or a recommended course. The proposed amount is total vial content, not a concentration or suggested dose.
Good to know.
Melanotan is not approved as a tanning agent in Australia. The TGA warns against its use because of serious health risks. Increased pigmentation does not provide reliable protection from UV exposure. This product’s current-batch specifications remain unverified.
The finer points.
| Product | Melanotan II |
|---|---|
| Pack contents | 6 vials |
| Presentation | Vial |
| Proposed content per vial | 10 mg — supplier confirmation pending |
| Formulation and fill details | Product-specific confirmation pending |
| Batch, manufacturer and expiry | Current-batch details pending |
| Identity, content and purity | Current-batch verification pending |
| Storage and stability | Product-specific information pending |
| Sterility and endotoxin | Not verified |
Is this an approved tanning product?
No. The TGA states that melanotan is not approved for sale or use as a tanning agent in Australia.
Does pigmentation replace sunscreen?
No. Increased pigmentation from melanotan should not be treated as UV protection.
Explore the source material.
These references describe research or specific medicines. They do not verify the contents or performance of this catalogue product.