A combination intranasal preparation built on the neuropeptide family — convenient for screening, unable to attribute.
- Type
- combination intranasal preparation from the Semax and Selank neuropeptide family (composition stated on the batch Certificate of Analysis)
- Content
- 15mg in a metered intranasal bottle
- Presentation
- ready-to-use metered intranasal solution; no reconstitution step
- Purity
- ≥99% by HPLC, identity confirmed by mass spectrometry
- Released against
- the Certificate of Analysis for its own batch
About Adamax Nasal Spray
Adamax is a combination intranasal preparation drawing on the neuromodulatory peptide family covered individually elsewhere in this group. It is supplied only in the metered format, not as a vial.
As with every combination preparation in this catalogue, it is worth being explicit: a fixed combination can establish whether an intervention shifts an endpoint, and cannot establish which component shifted it or whether two interacted.
What the research covers
Suited to exploratory work on cognitive or attentional endpoints where the question is whether the combination is worth decomposing. Not suited to mechanistic work.
For attribution, the single sequences are the appropriate instruments — Semax and Selank act on different systems, as the comparison sets out, and a combination cannot separate them. The cognitive and sleep research peptides hub covers this group.
Handling Adamax Nasal Spray
Supplied as a metered preparation, so there is no reconstitution step and no reconstitution error, and no opportunity to set the concentration.
Store cold, upright and dark. Where several peptides share one aqueous solution, usable life is governed by whichever component degrades first, so it is shorter than any single component would have alone.
Common questions about Adamax Nasal Spray
What is this preparation?
A combination intranasal preparation drawn from the Semax and Selank neuropeptide family, supplied only in metered form. The composition of each batch is on its Certificate of Analysis.
Can results be attributed to one component?
No. A combination can show whether an intervention moves an endpoint, not which component did. The single sequences are needed for that.
Are Adamax and Adalank interchangeable?
No. Their compositions differ, so results from one do not transfer to the other.
How should it be stored?
Cold, upright and dark. With several components in one solution, the least stable one sets the usable life.

