Price: $87.99

You’re looking at a precise research tool. This is our SLU-PP-332 solution, prepared at a working concentration of 200 micrograms per milliliter in a 50ml bottle. It’s ready for use in a controlled laboratory setting. The compound is an Estrogen Receptor Related Orphan Receptor (ERR) agonist. Think of it as a key for a specific lock in cellular pathways. Its job in research is to activate the ERR pathway, allowing scientists to observe and document the downstream effects. This isn’t a mass-market supplement; it’s a defined chemical for structured study.

CATEGORIES: Solutions, New Arrivals

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal consumption.

Specifications & Handling

We list everything straight. No guesswork.

• Concentration: 200 mcg/mL. This is the active compound concentration.
• Vehicle/Solvent: PEG-400 and α-Tocopherol (Vitamin E). This combination promotes solubility and stability, helping to maintain the compound’s integrity for the duration of your research.
• Appearance: A clear, colorless to faint yellow liquid. A slight yellow tint is normal and does not indicate a compromise in purity. Shake the bottle gently before each measurement to ensure even distribution.
• Volume: 50ml. Supplied in an amber glass bottle to protect contents from light.
• CAS Number: 303760-60-3
• Molecular Formula: C₁₈H₁₄N₂O₂
• Molar Mass: 290.32 g/mol
• Synonyms: 4-Hydroxy-N’-(naphthalen-2-ylmethylene)benzohydrazide, CHEMBL4208749

Storage & Stability Protocol

How you store this matters. Follow these points to preserve the solution’s condition for your entire research timeline.

• Temperature: Store at a consistent room temperature, between 20–25 °C (68–77 °F). Avoid temperature swings.
• Light: Keep the bottle in its original amber container. Store it in a dark place, like a cabinet or drawer. Light degradation is a real factor.
• Air & Moisture: Minimize air exposure. After each use, cap the bottle tightly. Do not transfer to an unsealed container. Keep it in a low-humidity environment.
• Shelf Life: When stored as directed, the solution remains stable for extended periods. The inclusion of α-Tocopherol acts as an antioxidant stabilizer.

Research Context & Background

SLU-PP-332 is a research chemical identified as a potent agonist of the Estrogen Receptor Related Orphan Receptor alpha (ERRα). This receptor is not activated by estrogen itself but plays a significant role in regulating energy metabolism, particularly in tissues with high energy demands.

In a laboratory context, researchers apply SLU-PP-332 to cellular or animal models to stimulate the ERRα pathway. The primary focus of study is to observe its effects on mitochondrial function, biogenesis, and cellular metabolism. Published research (you can find links in the ‘Reports’ section below) investigates its role in metabolic adaptation. It’s a tool for asking questions about how cells manage and produce energy under stimulated conditions.

This is basic, mechanistic research. The value lies in generating clean, reproducible data on a specific pathway. Our role is to supply the compound in a consistent, high-purity format so your variables are controlled.

Why This Batch From SARMSOnlineUSA

We get it. Purity and accuracy are the only things that count. Here’s how we ensure that.

• No Fillers, No Blends: What’s on the label is in the bottle. SLU-PP-332 in a stable solvent. Nothing else.
• Concentration Verified: We prepare solutions using calibrated equipment and verify concentrations. The 200mcg/ml is a practical, usable strength for a variety of research protocols.
• Stable Vehicle: PEG-400 is a standard, reliable solvent. The added α-Tocopherol isn’t just filler; it’s there to inhibit oxidation, giving you a more consistent product over time.
• Packaged for Integrity: Amber glass bottle. Secure, tam-evident cap. Shipped in a discreet, protective box to prevent breakage and exposure.
• Transparency: We provide the CAS, structure, and synonyms. You know exactly what you’re working with.

Research Literature & Legal Terms

Published Reports: Click Here for a curated list of third-party scientific literature and studies discussing SL