O conteúdo das evidências é mantido em inglês.

Bottom line

DSIP + Epitalon + Selank is marketed under names including "Circadian Signaling Research Protocol" and "EPIDSINK." The name can refer either to a three-vial kit or to a single 10 mL liquid listing. That kit-versus-vial distinction is material: products supplied separately are not evidence of a compatible co-formulation. No published study of the named set was identified.

No established or recommended human dose. Package format and amounts below are market observations, not guidance.

Name and formulation variability

Observed source/dateClaimed componentsClaimed amountsVerification limits
Aureum Peptides, "Circadian Signaling Research Protocol" (2026)DSIP, Epitalon, SelankThree-vial kit; component masses not consistently publishedVendor-declared kit; it should not be described as one mixed vial
Peptide Products, "EPIDSINK" (2026)DSIP, Epitalon, Selank10 mL liquid; peptide masses not consistently publishedVendor-declared liquid; concentration and identity not independently verified

"Three-vial kit" and "10 mL liquid" are different product forms. Volume alone does not disclose peptide mass, concentration, identity, or equivalence.

Component evidence

ComponentSeparate evidenceEvidence for combinationCompatibility/stability evidence
DSIPSee component monographNone identified for the named setNone identified
EpitalonSee component monographNone identified for the named setNone identified
SelankSee component monographNone identified for the named setNone identified

Combination-specific studies

No published peer-reviewed study of "EPIDSINK" or the named three-component research set was identified. A bundled kit is a commercial association, not evidence that simultaneous use or physical mixing has been studied.

Safety and interaction uncertainties

  • Kit and liquid presentations do not establish the same exposure or formulation.

  • No combination-specific human safety, interaction, pharmacokinetic, or toxicology data were identified.

  • Unpublished component masses prevent meaningful comparison between observed listings.

  • Identity, purity, sterility, concentration, and stability cannot be inferred from packaging language.

Regulatory and product-quality notes

  • The observed names are vendor-created and are not regulatory or pharmacopoeial standards.

  • "Protocol" is quoted only as a product name; this atlas does not provide instructions for use.

  • The cited pages are low-quality market observations and do not establish approval, safety, or suitability for humans.

Evidence gaps

  • No combination-specific study

  • No stable definition across kit and liquid formats

  • No consistently published component masses

  • No independent analytical or stability assessment

Sources

  1. Aureum Peptides. Circadian Signaling Research Protocol market page. https://aureumpeptides.com/ accessed 2026-08-08.

  2. Peptide Products. EPIDSINK market page. https://peptide-products.com/ accessed 2026-08-08.

Questões

What components are associated with EPIDSINK?

Observed listings associate DSIP, Epitalon, and Selank with the name. The listed presentation can be a liquid rather than three separately supplied products.

Why does the kit-versus-liquid distinction matter for EPIDSINK?

Separate products bundled together are not the same as a physical co-formulation. Package volume also does not disclose peptide mass, concentration, or equivalence.

Is the DSIP, Epitalon, and Selank set standardized?

No. The observed names cover different presentations, and component masses are often unpublished.

Has the exact EPIDSINK combination been studied?

No published peer-reviewed study of the named three-component set was identified. Commercial bundling is not combination evidence.

What remains unknown about the DSIP, Epitalon, and Selank products?

Combination safety, interactions, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, identity, purity, sterility, concentration, compatibility, and stability remain unestablished for the observed products.