HEP-1
A 14-amino-acid fragment of the human protein ezrin, developed in Russia as an orally active immunomodulator that boosts B- and T-cell responses and shows broad antiviral activity. It is approved there for hepatitis C and ulcerative colitis, and research-only elsewhere.
- Sources carrying it
- 3
- Listings indexed
- 3
- Lowest listed
- $42.00
- Median
- $91.47
- Highest listed
- $159.86
across 2mg → 10mg
Sticker prices in US dollars, across every dosage and pack size (2mg → 10mg) — so the spread includes different quantities, not just different sellers. Prices are the sellers' own listed prices, re-checked periodically rather than tracked daily.
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