LL-37 10mg Information

LL-37 is a naturally occurring antimicrobial peptide that is part of the human innate immune system. It is produced from the precursor protein cathelicidin (hCAP18).

What LL-37 is researched for:

Antimicrobial activity — studied for activity against certain bacteria, fungi, and some viruses.

Immune support — involved in regulating immune responses and inflammatory signaling.

Wound healing — plays a role in tissue repair, re-epithelialization, and skin defense.

Host defense — helps protect skin and mucosal surfaces from invading microorganisms.

Inflammation — LL-37 can influence inflammatory pathways and immune-cell recruitment.

Important Safety Information:

Because LL-37 can affect immune and inflammatory pathways, experimental use may potentially cause inflammatory reactions or other unpredictable effects. Human systemic safety information remains limited.

For a 10mg vial, the reconstitution amount determines the concentration and insulin-syringe conversion. For example, if you use 2mL BAC water, I can give you the complete concentration and U-100 unit breakdown without treating it as a recommended human dose.