Melanotan II

Checking Melanotan II before you order

Melanotan II, often shortened to MT-2, is a synthetic cyclic analogue of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone. It activates several melanocortin receptors rather than just one, and that broad activity is why it appears in research on pigmentation and, more widely, on melanocortin signalling. It came out of work on melanocortin peptides at the University of Arizona. Melanotan II is not approved as a medicine by any major regulator, and several health authorities have warned about unlicensed products. This page collects Melanotan II from the brands that list it on GLP1 Forum Escrow. Each product shows the brand, milligrams per vial, vial count and price per milligram, with any independent HPLC report linked from the listing. Because Melanotan II, Melanotan 1 and PT-141 are closely related and have similar names, double-check the compound named on a lab report against the listing before you order. Escrow covers every purchase. Your payment is held until the order arrives and is released to the brand only after that. A claim opened before release keeps the funds in escrow while any problem is looked into, and upheld claims are refunded to your Escrow Wallet.

Frequently asked questions

How is Melanotan II different from Melanotan 1 and PT-141?

All three act on melanocortin receptors. Melanotan II is a broad cyclic agonist studied mainly in pigmentation research, Melanotan 1 is a linear analogue with a narrower receptor profile, and PT-141 was derived from Melanotan II. Their similar names make it worth checking the compound named on each lab report.

Is Melanotan II approved anywhere?

No major regulator has approved Melanotan II as a medicine, and several health authorities have issued warnings about unlicensed products. GLP1 Forum Escrow lists it for laboratory research only and gives no medical advice. The Research Use Disclaimer applies to every order placed on the site.

How do I compare Melanotan II prices?

Use the price per milligram on each listing, which accounts for differences in vial strength and kit size. Then look at whether an independent HPLC report is attached and whether the brand ships to your region. Together those give a fairer picture than the kit price alone.