SS-31 10mg

SS-31 (Elamipretide) is a synthetic tetrapeptide commonly classified within mitochondrial and metabolic research, frequently discussed alongside cardiolipin stabilisation, mitochondrial bioenergetics, and oxidative stress research. (!) Learn more in our SS-31 peptide guide view here.

SS 31 peptide is the same compound as SS-31 — the hyphen is often dropped, and it also appears written SS31. All refer to elamipretide, the mitochondria-targeted tetrapeptide PhaseOne supplies in 10mg vials for laboratory research use only.

Yes. Elamipretide is the pharmaceutical name for the compound also known as SS-31. The two names describe the same tetrapeptide, and you will see both used interchangeably in research listings and literature.

Both are earlier development-stage names for the same molecule. SS-31, elamipretide, MTP-131 and Bendavia all refer to one compound — the naming simply reflects different points in its development history. PhaseOne supplies it as a research-grade lyophilised powder.

Both are studied in mitochondrial research but work at different levels. SS-31 binds cardiolipin on the inner mitochondrial membrane — a structural target. MOTS-C is a peptide encoded within the mitochondrial genome itself and is studied as a signalling molecule. They are complementary rather than alternatives. (!) View our MOTS-C.

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism across the whole cell; SS-31 is a peptide that localises specifically to the inner mitochondrial membrane. They are different classes of compound entirely — one a coenzyme, one a targeted peptide — which is why they appear together in mitochondrial research rather than as substitutes. (!) View our NAD+.

PhaseOne ships SS-31 Australia-wide for research use, dispatched locally with tracking, in 10mg vials. Every vial carries a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis verifying ≥99% HPLC purity.

Yes — PhaseOne has SS 31 peptide for sale online in 10mg vials, shipped Australia-wide. Listings appear under several names — SS-31, SS31, elamipretide, MTP-131 — so it is worth confirming the compound and checking that a batch Certificate of Analysis is provided.

PhaseOne prices SS-31 at A$59.99 for a 10mg vial, with the batch Certificate of Analysis included at no extra cost. Current pricing is shown on this page.

PhaseOne supplies SS-31 in 10mg vials only — 50mg vials are not part of the current range. All orders ship Australia-wide with full batch documentation.

No. SS-31 is an investigational compound, not registered on the ARTG or approved for supply as a medicine in Australia, so Chemist Warehouse and other Australian chemists do not stock it. It is supplied as a research compound through research suppliers instead.

Published SS-31 research has focused on its selective binding to cardiolipin on the inner mitochondrial membrane, where it is studied for its role in preserving mitochondrial cristae structure, supporting electron transport chain efficiency, and reducing reactive oxygen species production. SS-31 remains a closely studied compound within Australian mitochondrial dysfunction and ageing-related cellular research, as additional laboratory findings continue to emerge. (!) Explore our SS-31 peptide guide view here.

SS-31 is supplied as a lyophilised powder for improved stability during storage and shipping across Australia. Unreconstituted vials should be kept refrigerated and protected from direct light, and are commonly reconstituted using bacteriostatic water prior to research preparation. (!) Read our reconstitution guide.

As interest in research peptides grows across Australia, transparency and third-party testing have become increasingly important to Australian peptide buyers. All PhaseOne research peptides are supported by third-party HPLC testing, verified COA reporting, research-grade manufacturing standards, and Australia-wide access. (!) View our COA library.

Yes - SS-31 is frequently studied alongside other mitochondrial and metabolic research compounds such as MOTS-C and NAD+, which investigate complementary aspects of mitochondrial and cellular energy research. (!) View our MOTS-C or NAD+.