AT-5 cosmetic peptide suspension · choose base, strength, and preservation
Information regarding Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5's specific mechanism and hero benefits is not available in the provided research report.
Ac-Val-Tyr-Val-Ala (Diffuporine / aquaporin mimic) · CAS 928006-50-2
Information not available in the provided research report regarding Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5's detailed mechanism and specific cosmetic positioning (refer to evidence brief mechanism section). It is primarily positioned for cosmetic leave-on skin care applications.
Market context: Information regarding competitive positioning for Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 is not available in the provided research report (refer to evidence brief competitor positioning).
Formulate Labs provides Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 as a convenient 0.1% standard glycerin suspension. This pre-diluted format is engineered for straightforward integration into a diverse array of cosmetic formulations, aiming to ensure consistent performance and streamline manufacturing processes for our partners.
We supply it as a finished aqueous suspension in two carriers - a 35% glycerin / water base for maximum formulation flexibility, or dosed directly into our single-origin Sea Kelp Bioferment. Both ship at the DiffuporineTM-equivalent reference of 0.01% or our 10X lab concentrate at 0.1%.
These attributes are assessments based on the ingredient deck and the supplier information available to us. They are not third-party certifications (no Kosher, Halal, Vegan, or similar certifying body has audited or issued a certificate for this material). If your finished product requires a specific certified status, please reach out and we’ll walk through what we can document.
Every lot is produced to order in our AI-powered robotic factory. Nothing sits on a warehouse shelf going stale - you get a date-of-manufacture-fresh batch every time.
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 is the International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) name for this raw material. Formulate Labs consistently uses INCI-first naming and does not market or sell finished products under specific trade names.
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 (Diffuporine) is positioned in aquaporin and periorbital cosmetic literature for the appearance of de-puffed, smoother eye contours. These are independent, third-party papers we link for formulators evaluating mechanism, tolerability, and published panel data. We did not conduct this research and do not guarantee replication in your finished formula.
Independent fibroblast study evaluating cosmeceutical peptide mixtures including Diffuporine-class sequences for anti-senescence and matrix-support endpoints.
Review of aquaporin-3 biology in epidermal water balance, underpinning the cosmetic hydration rationale for Diffuporine-type tetrapeptides.
Overview of short biomimetic peptides studied in periorbital and anti-aging cosmetic formulations.
Peer-reviewed context for eye-area cosmetic peptides and structure/function claim boundaries in finished products.
These citations are provided for informational and formulation-research purposes only. Study designs, concentrations, vehicle systems, and populations vary and may not match the suspensions on this page. Published results do not constitute FDA or EU cosmetic claim substantiation for your brand. Always review the primary literature and consult your regulatory counsel before making structure/function statements on finished products.
This is the per-ingredient composition of the suspension as it ships. Updates dynamically when you change the base, strength, or preservation system above. The peptide line shows the AT-5 loading; the preservative line shows the supplier-blend percentage with its sub-ingredients nested below.
SDS + TDS are issued per recipe (each base / preservative combination has its own regulatory paperwork). The links below swap when you change your selection above. COA is batch-specific and ships with the order.
