$206.00
SR9009 Stenabolic, sold as SHRED: a 20 mg/ml, 30 ml research solution of a Rev-Erb agonist studied in circadian and metabolic research. Third-party tested and shipped same day from Australia.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption. Ships from Australia.
SR9009 Stenabolic is a synthetic agonist of the Rev-Erb alpha and beta nuclear receptors, which help set the body clock and regulate metabolism. Vi Corpus supplies it as SHRED, a 20 mg/ml research solution in a 30 ml bottle for Australian laboratories.
Key research features of SR9009 Stenabolic
- Circadian research tool. Rev-Erb receptors link the molecular clock to metabolic genes.
- Landmark mouse data. A 2012 study reported higher energy expenditure and running endurance in treated mice.
- Lipid and glucose models. Researchers have studied it in obesity and fatty liver models.
- Not a SARM. It is often grouped with SARMs but works on a completely different receptor family.
- Third-party tested. Reports are available through our Lab Tests page.
Specifications
| Compound | SR9009 (stenabolic) |
|---|---|
| Concentration | 20 mg/ml |
| Volume | 30 ml |
| Molecular formula | C20H24ClN3O4S |
| Molar mass | approx. 438 g/mol |
| Class | Rev-Erb alpha/beta agonist |
Research applications
The Scripps Research team that developed SR9009 used it to show how Rev-Erb activity changes mitochondrial numbers in skeletal muscle. Later work examined sleep and wake cycles, inflammation and cancer cell survival. However, researchers have also noted poor oral bioavailability in animals, so study design matters. For metabolic comparison work, see our metabolic and longevity peptides.
Storing SR9009 Stenabolic
Keep the bottle sealed and away from heat and light. In addition, store it upright to protect the dropper seal.
Ordering SR9009 from Vi Corpus
We hold stock in Australia, so weekday orders placed before 12pm AEDT are dispatched the same day and avoid international customs delays. Every batch is third-party tested, and our support team can answer product questions by chat or email. That consistency matters when your study needs matching material across several orders.
Frequently asked questions
Is SR9009 a SARM?
No. It is a Rev-Erb agonist. We list it with our SARMs Australia because researchers often study them together.
Is SR9009 approved for human use?
No. It has never been approved, so we sell it for laboratory research only.
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