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How to use this complete guide

Use this page when a search result mixes Khavinson peptides, Russian peptides, peptide bioregulators, Cytomax names, Cytogen names, Cytamins, cytomedins, benefits, dosage, side effects, FDA status, and legal status. The tables answer identity questions first: name, sequence when known, claimed tissue context, and which source family the term belongs to.

For benefits from studies, dosage from studies, or side-effect questions, start with the linked peptide pages. This list routes those searches without turning them into cycle instructions, treatment advice, or product recommendations.

Synthetic short peptides

Defined synthesized Khavinson peptide names
NameSequenceTarget / activity contextNotes
Thymogen / TimogenEWThymus / immuneOften discussed with Thymalin but not identical to it.
VilonKETissue regenerationShares KE with Normoftal in the 2014 table.
Normoftal / NormophthalKERetinaRetina-focused name; sequence overlaps Vilon.
Cartalax / KartalaksAEDJoints / cartilageTripeptide in cartilage and connective-tissue search cluster.
PinealonEDRBrain functionsEDR peptide; frequently searched for cognition claims.
Chonluten / HonlutenEDGRespiratory systemRussian transliteration varies.
Vesugen / VezugenKEDVascular functionKED also appears inside several longer sequences.
Crystagen / KristagenEDPImmune / thymusListed as an immunomodulator.
OvagenEDLLiverDigestive/liver search cluster.
Epitalon / EpithalonAEDGNeuroendocrine systemBest-known Western search term; not the same as Epithalamin.
Prostamax / Prosta-MaxKEDPProstateContains KED but is not Vesugen.
LivagenKEDALiverContains KED plus alanine.
Cortagen / KortagenAEDPBrain / cortexCentral nervous system search cluster.
Pancragen / PankragenKEDWPancreasContains KED plus tryptophan.
Cardiogen / KardiogenAEDRMyocardium / heartCardiac tissue research context.
TestagenKEDGTestesContains KED plus glycine.
Bronchogen / BronhogenAEDLBronchiRespiratory epithelium search cluster.
VesilutReported inconsistentlyBladderSeparated from the 2014 table entries until public sequence reporting is cleaner.

Cytomax natural peptide complexes

Natural organ-derived peptide-complex names
NameClaimed tissue contextSequence statusUse on this site
EndolutenPineal gland / neuroendocrineNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
VladonixThymus / immune systemNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
VisolutenRetina / visual systemNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
VentfortBlood vessels / vascular systemNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
BonomarlotBone marrow / blood-forming tissueNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
BonothyrkParathyroid glandNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
GlandokortAdrenal glandsNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
GotratixMuscle tissueNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
ZhenolutenFemale reproductive systemNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
LibidonProstate tissueNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
PielotaxKidneys / urinary systemNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
SvetinormLiver tissueNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
SigumirJoints, cartilage, spineNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
StamakortStomach mucosaNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
SuprefortPancreasNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
TestolutenMale reproductive system / testesNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
CerlutenBrain tissueNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
TaxorestBronchial mucosaNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
ChelohartHeart / myocardiumNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
ChitomurUrinary bladderNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.
ThyreogenThyroid glandNot a single defined sequenceName mapping only.

Clinical preparations often linked to the Khavinson program

Russian/USSR clinical-preparation names
NameContextCommon confusionCaveat
Thymalin / TimalinThymus peptide complexThymogen EWCountry-specific clinical history.
Epithalamin / EpithalaminePineal-gland peptide complexEpitalon AEDGNot interchangeable with synthetic AEDG.
CortexinCerebral cortex polypeptide complexCortagenSeparate clinical preparation term.
Prostatilen / Samprost / VitaprostProstate peptide preparationProstamaxRegulatory status varies by country and product.
RetinalaminRetina peptide preparationNormoftal, VisolutenDo not merge evidence across names.
ThymogenEW dipeptide clinical/synthetic termThymalin, thymosin alpha-1Also listed as a synthetic short peptide.

The strongest facts here are identity facts: names, sequences, transliterations, stated tissue targets, and product-family placement. Do not infer clinical efficacy from table inclusion. A synthetic sequence, a natural organ complex, and a historical clinical preparation can share a tissue target while still being different products with different evidence requirements.

This site does not provide Khavinson peptide dosage protocols, cycles, injection instructions, compounding instructions, or buying advice. When dose or exposure appears on an individual page, it is included only to explain a study setting. Side effects cannot be inferred from a sequence alone because product identity, route, purity, sterility, storage, excipients, interactions, and patient context can change risk.

For U.S. readers, FDA status and legal status must be checked by exact product and claim. A research-use label, supplement page, vendor catalog, Russian clinical history, or compounded-drug context is not the same as FDA approval.

Cytamins, cytomedins, Cytomax, and Cytogen terms

Cytamins and cytomedins are nearby Russian organ-extract and bioregulation terms that often appear in the same searches as Cytomax and Cytogen. They are useful search terms, but they are not automatic synonyms for a specific amino-acid sequence or a verified clinical product.

Term-family routing for Russian peptide searches
Search termLikely source familyBest next step
Cytomax / CytomaxesNatural organ-derived peptide-complex product family.Use the Cytomax table for name mapping only.
Cytogen / CytogensSynthesized short-peptide product family.Check whether the term maps to a defined sequence such as AEDG, EDR, KED, or EW.
Cytamin / CytaminsSupplement or organ-extract catalog terminology.Verify the exact product label, country, and manufacturer.
cytomedin / cytomedinsOlder tissue-derived peptide-regulation terminology.Use it for historical source tracing, not dosage or approval conclusions.

Khavinson peptide keyword index

Alternate searches and where they fit
Search phraseLikely meaningBest starting point
Khavinson peptides complete guideBroad overview of peptide bioregulatorsThis complete list plus the homepage catalog.
Russian peptides listOften mixes Khavinson bioregulators with unrelated Russian peptidesUse this list, then verify each name by source family.
Peptide bioregulators benefitsUsually organ-specific claims from papers, reviews, catalogs, or forumsUse the peptide pages for benefits from studies and the stated endpoint, not broad supplement claims.
Khavinson peptide dosageProtocol-seeking query that often mixes human, animal, and cell-culture dataOnly study-reported dose or exposure is listed, and only as academic context, not as instructions.
Epitalon dosage / Thymalin dosageOften means cycles, injections, or protocolsUse the individual pages for dosage from studies; this site does not provide self-use instructions.
Pinealon benefits / Vesugen benefitsOften means memory, nootropic, blood-flow, or vascular-aging claimsUse the individual pages for benefits from studies and the exact measured endpoint.
Peptide side effectsUsually product-risk, route-risk, and adverse-event uncertaintyRead safety caveats by product; side effects cannot be inferred from sequence alone.
FDA status / legal statusU.S. approval, compounding, marketing, or import-status queryCheck FDA approval databases and avoid treating research-use labels as approval.
Cytamins or cytomedinsNearby Russian organ-extract and bioregulation terminologyCytomax vs Cytogen.

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