Bioregulators.
The Khavinson short peptides: thymogen, cortagen, prostamax, testagen, cardiogen, bronchogen and chonluten. The compound family with the longest human follow-up of anything we sell, and also the one whose literature is hardest to read outside Russian — our research desk covers both halves of that.
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BioregulatorsCartalax and Chonluten: the bioregulators with almost no published record
Same Khavinson school as Thymalin and Epithalon, a fraction of the evidence. One cell-culture study for Chonluten, no readable efficacy study at all for Cartalax — and that asymmetry is the article.
NeuroSemax and Selank: two Russian peptides with a literature problem
Both are approved medicines in Russia. Both have decades of clinical use behind them. Almost none of that work is readable in English, and that gap is the honest headline.
BioregulatorsThymalin and the Khavinson bioregulators: forty years of data from one institute
The longest human follow-up of any compound in this catalog — 266 elderly patients over six to eight years — and the reason mainstream medicine still has not acted on it.