Sunifiram Powder – 10g

Description

Researchers who want to buy sunifiram in a bulk research quantity can confirm the full specification of this listing before ordering: DM-235 as a dry research powder in a 10g quantity, catalogued under AMPAkine research compounds, with CAS number 314728-85-3, a molar mass of 246.31 g/mol and the molecular formula C14H18N2O2. Batch BA2025 is the released batch behind this listing, and its certificate of analysis, FTIR identity result and HPLC purity result are all published rather than described. The specifications below are intended to be compared directly against a stated laboratory requirement. For laboratory research purposes only. Not intended for human consumption.

Buy Sunifiram Powder in a 10g Research Quantity

This is a powder listing, not a solution, and the difference matters for how the material is received and handled. There is no carrier, no labeled mg/ml and no pipette; what arrives is 10g of dry DM-235 in a sealed, batch-coded container. That format suits work where the researcher prepares their own solutions at their own concentrations, where a solvent has to be chosen to suit an assay, or where a single larger quantity is preferred to repeated smaller orders. All dry compounds in the catalogue sit together in the research powders category, while prepared liquids are listed separately under research solutions if a ready-made concentration is the better fit.

A 10g quantity is a working supply rather than a sample, so the practical questions tend to be about consistency rather than quantity: whether the material in the container is the compound named on the label, whether it is pure enough to be a reliable starting point, and whether that can be demonstrated on paper for the specific batch supplied. Those are the three things this page is built to answer.

Sunifiram (DM-235) Research Specifications

DM-235 is a piperazine-derived compound described in the research literature as an AMPAkine, meaning it is studied as a positive modulator at AMPA-type glutamate receptors. That classification is how the compound is catalogued and is not a statement about effects in any organism. Confirm the identifiers below against the requirements of the work before ordering.

• Application: AMPAkine
• Format: dry research powder, 10g quantity
• CAS number: 314728-85-3
• Molar mass: 246.31 g/mol
• Chemical formula: C14H18N2O2
• Synonyms: DM-235, Sunifiram
• Purity: raw material tested at 99% or higher before release
• Batch: BA2025
• Reports published: certificate of analysis, FTIR, HPLC
• Storage: minimize open air exposure, store in a cool dry place
• Terms: laboratory research use only, not for human consumption

Batch BA2025 Documentation: COA, FTIR and HPLC

Three documents are published for batch BA2025 and each one answers a different question. The certificate of analysis is the release record for the batch. The FTIR spectrum addresses identity, confirming the material is the compound named on the label rather than something with a similar appearance. The HPLC result addresses purity, quantifying what proportion of the batch is the compound and what proportion is not. All three can be read in the published lab report library, which carries documentation for 50 products in the catalogue.

The release criteria behind those documents are set out in full on the quality control page. Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory before it is offered for sale, compound identity has to be confirmed, and raw material purity has to come back at 99% or higher. A batch that fails a checkpoint is not released, which is why batch numbers in circulation are all batches that passed. For a powder, the raw material result is the whole picture: there is no dilution step to verify afterwards, so identity and purity on the dry material are what determine whether the container is fit to be a starting point.

Handling and Storing a Bulk Research Powder

Dry compounds are more sensitive to how they are stored than to how long they are kept. The storage guidance is to minimize open air exposure and keep the container in a cool, dry place, which in practice means resealing promptly, avoiding repeated opening in humid conditions, and keeping the batch-coded container as the container of record rather than decanting into unlabeled vessels. A 10g quantity will typically be drawn on across many separate procedures, so keeping the original label and batch code attached to the material is what makes results traceable months later.

Weighing is the researcher’s own responsibility and depends entirely on the work being done. No quantities, preparations, concentrations or use instructions are supplied with this listing, are printed on the label, or are available on request. The material is characterised and documented; the experimental design is not part of what is sold.

Comparing a Powder Listing Against a Prepared Solution

Choosing between a dry powder and a prepared liquid is usually a question of control. A solution arrives at a fixed labeled concentration in a fixed carrier, which removes preparation work but also fixes two variables that some protocols need to set for themselves. A powder inverts that: the solvent, the concentration and the batch size are all decided in the laboratory, at the cost of requiring an analytical balance, a chosen solvent and proper records of what was prepared when. For work that spans several assay conditions, the powder format is often the only one that fits.

The documentation differs in scope for the same reason. A finished solution has to be verified twice, once as raw material and once as a filled bottle, because dilution introduces a step that can go wrong. A powder has one verification point, and identity plus purity on the dry material is the complete answer. That is why batch BA2025 is documented with a certificate of analysis, an FTIR spectrum and an HPLC result, and not with concentration runs: there is no labeled mg/ml on a dry compound to verify against.

What the 10g quantity is suited to

Ten grams is a working supply. It suits a programme that will return to the same compound repeatedly, where consistency across procedures matters more than the size of a single order, and where drawing every preparation from one documented batch is preferable to reconciling several. It also reduces the number of separate batch records a laboratory has to track, since one container and one set of published reports cover the whole quantity.

Traceability across a long programme

Keeping the batch code attached to the material is what makes a result defensible later. The container is labeled with the compound and the batch, and the reports for that batch remain published, so a preparation recorded against BA2025 can be traced back to its identity and purity evidence long after the work is finished.

Volume Pricing, Payment and Delivery Terms

Volume pricing is shown on every product page and is applied automatically. One bottle is full price, two bottles take 5% off with free US shipping, and three or more take 10% off with free US shipping. The reduction is calculated in the cart, so there is no discount code to enter and none exists to look for. Prices are printed live on the listing and are deliberately not repeated in this description, because the store maintains them independently of the page copy.

Accepted payment methods are cryptocurrency, Cash App, Apple Pay and Chime; card networks are not processed. Shipping terms, processing expectations and the current payment list are documented on the shipping and payment page, and general ordering questions are collected in the site FAQs rather than answered differently on each product page.

Why Buy Sunifiram from Chemyo

Listings for sunifiram for sale differ mainly in what they are willing to put in writing. A compound name and a gram figure are easy to publish; a CAS number, a molar mass, a molecular formula, a named batch and three independent test documents for that batch are the parts that can be checked. This listing publishes all of them, and it publishes them for the specific batch being shipped rather than as a general claim about the catalogue. That is the same standard applied to every other product, and the full range can be browsed from the main shop listing.

All information on this page is provided for laboratory research purposes only. This product is not intended for human consumption, is not for diagnostic or clinical use, and is supplied without any use guidance. Handling, containment and record keeping remain the responsibility of the purchasing laboratory.

Questions about this product

What is sunifiram and how is it catalogued?

Sunifiram is also known as DM-235, a piperazine-derived compound catalogued under AMPAkine research compounds because it is studied as a positive modulator at AMPA-type glutamate receptors. It carries CAS number 314728-85-3, a molar mass of 246.31 g/mol and the molecular formula C14H18N2O2.

What documentation is published for this batch?

The released batch behind this listing is BA2025, and three documents are published for it: a certificate of analysis as the release record, an FTIR spectrum confirming compound identity, and an HPLC result quantifying purity. All three can be read in the published lab report library alongside every other product.

What must a batch pass before it is released for sale?

Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory before being offered. Compound identity has to be confirmed and raw material purity has to come back at 99% or higher. A batch that fails either checkpoint is not released, so every batch number in circulation is one that cleared the same criteria.

How should the powder be stored once opened?

The guidance is to minimize open air exposure and keep the container in a cool, dry place. In practice that means resealing promptly, avoiding repeated opening in humid conditions, and keeping the original batch-coded container as the container of record so material stays traceable to its published documentation.

Does the published volume discount apply to powders?

The volume pricing shown on every product page applies across the catalogue: two bottles take 5% off with free US shipping and three or more take 10% off with free US shipping. It is calculated automatically in the cart, so there is no code to enter and none exists.

What is Sunifiram?

Sunifiram is a small synthetic research compound catalogued under the development code DM-235. Its chemical name is 1-benzoyl-4-propanoylpiperazine, a piperazine derivative, and it was designed as a simplified, ring-opened analogue of piracetam. In the literature it is usually grouped with the AMPAkines, meaning it has been investigated for positive allosteric activity at AMPA-type glutamate receptors in preclinical neurochemistry. It is not a SARM, not a peptide and not a hormone of any kind, although it is sometimes mis-filed as one. Chemsyo supplies sunifiram as a bulk powder in a 10 g quantity, for in-vitro and analytical research only, with per-batch documentation published on the site.

Sunifiram names, codes and spellings

Sunifiram is catalogued under both a code and a name, and it is searched under several misspellings, because the word is awkward to type. The most frequent of these is sunifram, with the second i dropped; sunifiram powder is the usual form-specific search and matches exactly what is listed here. The development code DM-235 appears throughout the primary literature. Each of the following refers to the same compound, and none of them is a different product:

• sunifram — the most common misspelling
• sunifiram powder — the format sold here
• DM-235 — the development code used in published research
• sunfiram, sunifiram DM-235 — further spellings seen in catalogues

Sunifiram formats available

Sunifiram is catalogued in one format: powder, in a 10 g quantity. For a laboratory the distinction is straightforward. A powder is weighed out by the researcher, who then selects solvent and working concentration, which is what method development and non-aqueous assay work usually calls for. A pre-dissolved solution, by contrast, ships at a labelled concentration that has been verified by HPLC in the finished bottle. Per-batch COA, HPLC and FTIR documents for this material are published under lab reports, and comparable dry material is grouped in the powders category.

What is sunifiram?

Sunifiram, development code DM-235, is a synthetic piperazine derivative described as a ring-opened analogue of piracetam. It is classed in the literature as an AMPAkine and has been investigated for positive allosteric activity at AMPA-type glutamate receptors in preclinical neurochemistry. It is supplied for research use only.

Is sunifiram a SARM or a peptide?

Neither. Sunifiram is a small-molecule piperazine derivative, so it has no peptide bonds in a peptide sense and no androgen receptor activity. It is a nootropic research compound of the AMPAkine class, and it is occasionally mis-filed beside SARMs in third-party catalogues by mistake.

Is sunifram the same compound as sunifiram?

Yes. Sunifram is simply a common misspelling with the second i omitted, and searches for it are looking for sunifiram, DM-235. Other variants such as sunfiram behave the same way. All of them resolve to the single 1-benzoyl-4-propanoylpiperazine powder listed here.

Sunifiram research reference

Background, molecular data, FAQs and every format in stock are on the Sunifiram page. Batch certificates for this product are in the Chemyo lab reports library.

Part of the Chemyo research catalogue.