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CagriSema is the combination of the long-acting amylin analog Cagrilintide with the GLP-1 receptor agonist Semaglutide — two molecules acting through distinct receptor families (the amylin / calcitonin-receptor axis and the GLP-1 receptor) that the metabolic-research literature studies together under the CagriSema designation. As an investigational combination it is not an approved finished drug; the material referenced here is a research reagent only, framed as a reference pairing rather than for any weight-management outcome.

Peptuno's methodology preference for a two-component system is to characterize each component on its own analytical packet rather than ship a pre-mixed blend whose per-component data is obscured. Cagrilintide and Semaglutide are each supplied as separately characterized lots — RP-HPLC purity (gradient method, UV 214 nm), ESI-MS identity, sequence confirmation by LC-MS/MS, counter-ion content, and water content by Karl Fischer per lot — so a lab can confirm identity and purity of each before preparing the combination in-protocol at its own ratio. Because the components carry individual CAS numbers rather than a single registered identifier for the combination, the per-lot COA is the operative identity document; confirm the API of each component by COA / label before use. Fills run mg-scale; this is reference-grade research material, distinct from compounding-scale API supply.

Regulatory note: Investigational combination; not approved as a finished drug at the time of writing. Components carry individual CAS numbers — confirm each component's API identity by batch COA / label before use. Sold for Research Use Only under the receiving laboratory's institutional and jurisdictional regulations — not a finished dosage form and not labelled for human administration. Buyers are responsible for institutional biosafety review and import-eligibility verification.

FAQ

Does Peptuno supply CagriSema as a pre-mixed blend?
No. Peptuno supplies Cagrilintide and Semaglutide as separate characterized lots, each with its own analytical packet, rather than a pre-mixed vial. This lets a lab confirm the identity and purity of each component independently before preparing the combination in-protocol — the methodologically cleaner approach, because a pre-mixed product obscures the per-component analytical data a citable methods section needs.
Why does CagriSema not carry a single CAS?
CagriSema is a combination of two distinct molecules, each with its own CAS Registry Number, rather than a single chemical entity, so there is no single registered identifier for the pairing. Identity is established at the component level on each lot COA (ESI-MS against the theoretical mass for each supplied form); buyers should confirm the API of each component by COA or label rather than relying on the combination name.
What is the analytical basis for treating the two components as a reference pairing?
Each component is independently characterized — RP-HPLC purity, ESI-MS identity, LC-MS/MS sequence verification on request, counter-ion content, and water content by Karl Fischer — so the pairing is defined by two citable per-lot data packets rather than a single blended COA. A lab reconstitutes and combines the two at its chosen ratio in-protocol, with each component's identity already confirmed against its own standard.

Certificate of Analysis (COA)

The per-lot COA for this product will appear here.

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