Simple Peptide LIPO PURE (MIC-B12)

LIPO PURE (MIC-B12) Research Solution

LIPO PURE (MIC-B12) is a ready-to-use liquid formulation created for laboratory and investigational research. Because the solution arrives fully prepared, researchers can work efficiently without reconstitution or mixing. As a result, handling stays consistent and repeatable across structured research environments.

Simple Peptide developed this research solution as part of its growing portfolio of metabolic study materials. The formulation combines selected amino acids with B-complex vitamins that researchers frequently examine in metabolic and biochemical pathway studies. Each component appears at a defined concentration, which helps maintain control during repeated research protocols.

Composition Overview (per mL)

Total Volume: 10 mL bottle

• Vitamin B5 (Dexpanthenol) – 25 mg
• Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) – 25 mg
• Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) – 1 mg
• L-Arginine – 20 mg
• L-Carnitine – 200 mg
• L-Methionine – 25 mg
• L-Inositol – 50 mg
• Choline Chloride – 50 mg
• Lidocaine – 1%
• Benzyl Alcohol (preservative) – 1%
• Sterile Water (USP grade)

Research-Oriented Design

This MIC and B-vitamin research formulation supports studies that focus on metabolic function and nutrient interaction. Researchers often explore methylated vitamin B12 for its role in biochemical activity. Therefore, its inclusion allows for focused investigation under controlled conditions.

In addition, methionine, inositol, and choline appear together to support structured research into nutrient-driven metabolic processes. These compounds commonly appear in laboratory models that examine metabolic balance and molecular response. Moreover, amino acids such as L-carnitine and L-arginine allow researchers to explore energy-related pathways and cellular transport mechanisms.

Because consistency matters in research settings, each batch undergoes strict quality control. This approach ensures accurate measurements, reliable handling, and dependable performance across repeated applications. As a result, researchers can maintain confidence in their protocols and collected data.