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DSIP supplied as lyophilised powder in a multi-dose vial with matching injector pen, unbranded for private label

Cognitive and Neuro

DSIP

CoA per batch HPLC >=98% Private label available Laboratory and research use

DSIP is supplied by White Label Peptides as a lyophilised powder in multi-dose vials, for laboratory and research use, to business buyers only. It sits in our cognitive and neuro category. Every batch is verified by HPLC and ships with its own Certificate of Analysis.

CompoundDSIP
Full nameDelta Sleep-Inducing Peptide
Also known asEmideltide
SynonymsEmideltide
ClassificationNeuropeptide, sleep and neuroendocrine regulator
Peptide typeNaturally occurring nonapeptide
CAS number62568-57-4
Molecular formulaC35H48N10O15
Molecular weightApproximately 848.8 g/mol
SequenceTrp-Ala-Gly-Gly-Asp-Ala-Ser-Gly-Glu (WAGGDASGE)
Purity≥98% (HPLC-verified, batch-by-batch)
FormLyophilised peptide powder, multi-dose research vials
AppearanceWhite lyophilised powder prior to reconstitution
PresentationVials: 5 mg
ReconstitutionSoluble in water; reconstitute using bacteriostatic water or sterile laboratory-grade water
StorageStore refrigerated at 2-8°C in a cool, dry environment away from direct light. For long-term storage prior to reconstitution, freezing conditions are recommended. Storage conditions are confirmed on the Certificate of Analysis supplied with each order.

Specification data is provided for identification and procurement. It is not dosing guidance and it is not a claim of any effect.

Evidence and status

Approval statusNot approved. No approved product contains it
European statusNot authorised. No European authorisation identified in this review
Strongest supportHuman studies, small and old
Route contextSlow intravenous infusion in every human study identified, typically 25 nmol/kg
Competitive sportNot checked against the 2026 List by name here. S0 reaches it: no governmental regulatory health authority has approved it for human use anywhere
  1. Lab work
  2. Animal studies
  3. Human studies
  4. Approved label

Reviewed 2026-09-02. Regulatory status is stated for procurement and varies by market. It is not legal advice.

Research

What the published literature examined

This compound has a real but small and dated human literature, mostly from the 1980s. A double-blind crossover study infused it into six healthy volunteers and reported a 59 per cent increase in sleep within a 130-minute interval against placebo, with delayed effects on the following night. Further small studies examined chronic insomnia, and a double-blind study in 16 chronic insomniacs found higher sleep efficiency and shorter latency but concluded the effects were weak, partly attributable to incidental changes in the placebo group, and that short-term administration was unlikely to be of major benefit. A separate pilot examined chronic pain episodes in seven people.

What is not established

Anything modern, and anything large. The human studies identified here run to single and low double figures of participants, are around forty years old, and used intravenous infusion rather than the route this presentation implies. The one double-blind study that reached a conclusion about benefit concluded against it. No approval exists anywhere and there is no labelled dose.

What distinguishes DSIP

It is the oldest evidence base in the catalogue, and the only compound here whose own double-blind study concluded against major benefit while the compound continued to be sold on the strength of the earlier, smaller, open results. The gap between the 1981 crossover result and the 1992 double-blind conclusion is the whole story of this molecule.

Sources

  1. Acute and delayed effects of DSIP on human sleep behavior. PubMed 6895513
  2. The influence of synthetic DSIP on disturbed human sleep. PubMed 7028502
  3. Effects of delta sleep-inducing peptide on sleep of chronic insomniac patients: a double-blind study. PubMed 1299794
  4. Study of delta sleep-inducing peptide efficacy on short-term administration to chronic insomniacs. PubMed 3583493
  5. Delta-sleep-inducing peptide: a review. PubMed 6145137

This page describes a compound as a material and summarises published research about it. It is for general and procurement information only. It is not medical advice, not a treatment recommendation, and not guidance on use. Supplied for laboratory and research use, not for human consumption.

Specification

About this compound

The specification below is the batch-independent data. Purity and analysis date vary by batch, so they appear on the certificate issued with your order rather than on this page.

What this compound is

DSIP in supply terms

DSIP is registered under CAS number 62568-57-4, with the alternative designation Emideltide appearing on some supplier documentation. Its sequence, Trp-Ala-Gly-Gly-Asp-Ala-Ser-Gly-Glu, abbreviated WAGGDASGE, places it in the nonapeptide category. DSIP corresponds to a sequence that occurs naturally, though the material supplied here is produced synthetically. The molecular formula C35H48N10O15 corresponds to a molecular weight of approximately 848.8 g/mol, and on classification schedules DSIP is grouped with the neuropeptide entries in this catalogue. Purity is HPLC-verified at 98 percent or higher, confirmed batch by batch. The compound ships as a white lyophilised powder in multi-dose research vials, with a fill weight of 5mg. It is soluble in water, and reconstitution is carried out using bacteriostatic water or sterile laboratory-grade water. Store DSIP refrigerated at 2-8C in a cool, dry environment away from direct light. For stock held prior to reconstitution over a longer period, freezing conditions are recommended. As with the rest of the range, batch-specific storage and purity data are confirmed on the Certificate of Analysis supplied with each order rather than assumed from catalogue-level guidance.

This section describes the compound as a material. It makes no claim about any effect and is not guidance on use.

What varies by batch

The page identifies the compound. The certificate records the batch.

Purity, method, analysis date and issuing party belong on the batch record rather than in page copy.

Send the volume you need for DSIP and your delivery country. We will quote against it.Request pricing

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Questions

Supply, answered

Is DSIP available for private label?

Yes. It can be supplied under your own brand on the vial and the carton, with the Certificate of Analysis issued under your product name.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Set for this compound specifically and confirmed at the enquiry stage, before you commit.

What purity is supplied?

98 percent or higher, verified by HPLC. The certificate issued with your batch carries the actual figure for that batch.

How is it shipped?

As lyophilised powder in multi-dose vials, packed for transit. Delivery in 5 to 7 days once the batch is released.

We already buy DSIP. Can you quote against our current volume?

Yes. Send the volume and the delivery country. Pricing is tiered per compound, so the quote reflects what you buy rather than a list price.

Can you supply DSIP as a second source?

Yes. Terms are agreed per compound, so you can add DSIP without moving anything else you buy elsewhere.

Request pricing for DSIP

Indicative volume and delivery country is enough to start. We reply within one working day.

Anything else you already know. All optional.

We supply businesses across Europe, and we reply within one working day.