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Semax 5 mg pen

Status varies — confirm locallyEvidence: Insufficient

A synthetic ACTH-fragment analogue studied in neuroscience research. Registered as a medicine in a small number of countries only; not registered in South Africa.

Semax pen presentation
Semax research vial presentation
Semax carton and printed panels
Neural branching and synaptic signalling — illustrative science visual.

Evidence highlights

What it is

Semax is a synthetic peptide analogue of a fragment of adrenocorticotropic hormone, developed and registered in Russia for certain indications. It is not registered in South Africa or most other markets.

Mechanism being studied

Research describes possible effects on BDNF expression and monoaminergic signalling in animal models.

Human evidence

Most clinical literature originates from a small number of research groups and is not widely replicated to contemporary international trial standards. Evidence should be considered insufficient for general conclusions.

Full research summary

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South Africa — compliance notice

SAHPRA has publicly warned about unregistered peptide products being marketed to the South African public. In general, products intended to diagnose, treat, or otherwise alter bodily functions require registration or authorisation before they may lawfully be sold. ELLIVON BIOSCIENCES publishes reference information only and directs all clinical questions to registered healthcare professionals and licensed pharmacy channels.