What the Novavroda catalogue includes
The Novavroda catalogue combines the full current range of the store and helps to move from a general overview to the right category. It includes products from PeptoLabs, Biopell, Helixara, Synedica, SunSci, Pen Peptide and Lilly. The brand name on the card allows you to distinguish between products, but does not in itself confirm the origin, status or properties of a particular product.
The range includes vials, syringe pens, nasal sprays, kits and multi-component complexes. Names include BPC-157, KPV, GHK-Cu, Epitalon, MOTS-c, SS-31, Selank, Semax, tirzepatide, retatrutide, and cagrilintide. This provides an overview of the available product lines, not a list of interchangeable substances. For a detailed comparison of options, you should open the relevant category and cards in its product grid.
This page provides a general overview of the full range and links to ten themed sections. Its purpose differs from that of a page for a specific product type: here, the main reference points are the category, name, brand and format. An in-depth comparison of a specific substance or composition remains in the appropriate section.
How to find the right position
If you already know the name of the substance or product, look for an exact match and check the brand immediately. For example, MOTS-c is catalogued by Biopell, Helixara, and PeptoLabs, and Epitalon is represented by PeptoLabs and Biopell. The same part of the name does not mean the same shape, quantity or configuration.
The second approach starts with a themed category. This is useful when you want to see exactly which products the store has grouped under weight control, skin, hair, energy, sleep or other topics. Such navigation is not selection by diagnosis or health condition. Within the section, compare the composition and labeling, not the expected result.
- By name: check the spelling of the substance, trade name and brand.
- By form: distinguish between a vial, pen, spray or kit.
- By characteristics: match mg, ml, percentages, and amounts of ingredients only as they appear for the specific item.
Catalog categories
A mixed selection of BPC-157, KPV, SS-31, Epitalon and complexes of BPC-157 with TB-500. The section is needed to navigate between specific compositions and forms, not to select a product by the name of an organ or disease.
The section compares tirzepatide, retatrutide, cagrilintide, AOD-9604, Tesamorelin, MOTS-c and related sets. The category explains the differences between brands, vials, pens and kits without predicting weight change.
The selection includes individual GHK-Cu, KPV and BPC-157 items, as well as Glow Blend and Klow Skin. Its main task is to compare single-component products with complexes and different packaging formats.
The section includes GHK-Cu in a vial and pen, Glow Blend, Klow Skin, Ipamorelin Spray, and NAD+ Biopell. The category shows the composition of the selection, without confirming the effect against hair loss.
The category contains MOTS-c, SS-31, NAD+, NADH, 5-Amino-1MQ and other products. Here it is appropriate to compare marking, brand and packaging, not considering all goods to be the same in terms of properties.
The section is centred on DSIP spray, Epitalon in spray, vial and syringe-pen formats, as well as BPC-157 and TB-500 complexes. The category separates products by composition and form, without describing products as sleep aids.
Featured here are the nasal products Selank, Semax, P-21, Pe-22-28, and Oxytocin, as well as Epitalon and NAD+ products. The section helps to correctly read volume, amount and concentration without judging substances by "strength".
The selection allows BPC-157 and TB-500 to be compared as individual items and as components of blends, including a vial of BPC-157 10 mg plus TB-500 10 mg and Glow Blend 70 mg.
At the centre of the section are LL-37 PeptoLabs 5 mg and KPV in a vial, a spray and a separate Biopell item. Other products of the selection have different compositions, so their presence does not prove a common immune purpose.
The category brings together Epitalon, FOXO4-DRI, MOTS-c, SS-31, NAD+, NADH and other products. It helps to understand the assortment around the topic of longevity, without confirming the extension of life or a change in biological age.
How to read names and specifications
A full name can contain several types of information: substance, trade name, brand, form, amount in milligrams, volume in milliliters, or kit composition. It is incorrect to compare one number without the rest of the marking. The value in mg describes the declared amount, but does not establish that it is a single dose, concentration or amount of each component.
For example, TirzeMax PeptoLabs is listed as a 10/30/60 mg vial and separately as a 20/40/60 mg pen. These are different product variants, and the sequence of numbers in the name does not explain the application scheme. Cagri Reta Dual Pen Kit Synedica has a clear composition in the name: Cagrilintide 4 mg plus Retatrutide 40 mg. The set should not be compared with one pen only by the total number or price.
PeptoLabs Glow Blend lists BPC-157, TB-500, and GHK-Cu, and the vial lists 70 mg. Without a separate breakdown, this value cannot be assigned to each substance. By contrast, KPV PeptoLabs provides two distinct reference points: the 10 mg vial and the 10 mg/10 mL nasal spray. Before comparing, find out what each number belongs to.
Vial, pen and spray
Vial describes the package, but does not automatically show whether it contains powder or a ready-made solution. The necessary information should be taken from the marking and description of a specific item. If preparation is required, its order cannot be transferred from another product with a similar name.
Syringe pen denotes the format of the product. The word "pen" alone does not establish concentration, number of injections, readiness for use, or compatibility of consumables. Check what exactly is included in the package and how the manufacturer marked its parameters.
Nasal sprays in the catalogue include Selank, Semax, P-21, KPV, Epitalon and Ipamorelin. The name can contain mg, ml and percentage at the same time. These are different characteristics. Ambiguous labelling, as in Semax 10mg/20mg and 0.1%, needs clarification, not independent recalculation.
What to check before ordering
- Check the full name, brand, packaging form, and all listed values, including units of measurement.
- For a blend or kit, check the list of components, the number of individual units and the configuration. Do not equate the total number with the content of each substance.
- If there are photos of the markings on the page, compare them to the text on the card. When the composition, volume, concentration or status of the product is unclear, please clarify with the seller before payment.
- Ask which documents relate to the selected product and lot and what exactly they confirm. A general mention of the brand is not a substitute for such verification.
- Check the storage conditions before and after opening only with the data for this product. See separately terms of delivery and payment and return and exchange policy.
Price and availability are subject to change and must be viewed directly in the current product grid. When comparing the cost, consider not only the name of the substance, but also the brand, form, declared quantity, volume and composition of the kit.
Limits of information in the catalogue
The category names describe the structure of the store, not medical indications. The presence of a product in the section "Immunity", "Sleep and recovery" or "Longevity" does not prove its effectiveness for that purpose and does not mean that all items in the section have a common effect. The catalogue helps you find and compare labels, but does not establish a diagnosis, choose a treatment, dose, course or combination of substances.
The status of the molecule and the status of the specific product must be checked separately. The product record does not confirm registration, safety, sterility, authenticity or compliance of advertising words with actual properties. Be especially careful when reading titles with wordings such as anti-age, "senolytic" or "restoration": they are not proof of the result.
This material is informative and is not a medical recommendation. It is not intended for diagnosis, treatment selection, dosage or regimen. Focus on the labeling of a specific product and the advice of a qualified doctor.
