Sodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets 0.5g | CNS Research Grade |

Sodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets 0.5g | CNS Research Grade |

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Sodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets (0.5g, 30 tablets) are extended-release oral formulations of an anticonvulsant and mood stabilizer used in laboratory studies of epilepsy, bipolar disorder, and neuroprotection. Manufactured by Synmosa Biopharma Corp., Taiwan, with approval number HC20181023. Strictly intended for scientific research use only.?? For laboratory research use only.?Please consult staff for other specifications and uses?

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Description

Sodium valproate is widely used in neuroscience research to investigate antiepileptic mechanisms, neuroinflammation, and psychiatric disorder models. Its sustained-release formulation ensures prolonged plasma levels in experimental subjects, aiding long-duration pharmacokinetic and behavioral studies.


Sodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets Product Specifications

ParameterDetails
Product NameSodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets
Active IngredientSodium Valproate (Valproic Acid Sodium Salt)
CAS Number1069-66-5
Molecular FormulaC8H15NaO2
Molecular Weight166.19 g/mol
Strength0.5g (500mg) per tablet
FormulationExtended-release oral tablet
Pack Size30 tablets per bottle/box
Approval NumberHC20181023 (China NMPA)
Drug Code86979160000109
Barcodes4711916012099 / 4711916015540
ManufacturerSynmosa Biopharma Corp. (Taiwan, China)
Storage ConditionsStore below 25°C, in dry environment
Research UseLaboratory research only

Sodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets Mechanism of Action

Sodium valproate enhances GABAergic activity in the CNS by increasing GABA levels and inhibiting its breakdown. It also affects voltage-gated sodium channels and T-type calcium channels, reducing neuronal excitability—ideal for epilepsy and mood disorder model research.


Sodium Valproate Sustained-release Tablets Research Applications

  • Epilepsy Research Models
    Effective in chemically and electrically induced seizure models; alters seizure threshold and frequency.

  • Neuroprotective Studies
    Investigated for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory roles in stroke, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s models.

  • Mood Disorders / Bipolar Disorder
    Demonstrates mood-stabilizing effects; used in behavioral models of mania, depression, and aggression.

  • PK/PD Studies
    Excellent for pharmacokinetics profiling due to its slow, sustained-release characteristics.


Safety & Handling

  • Handling Guidelines: Wear gloves and avoid direct exposure. Follow biosafety practices.

  • Storage: Keep in original packaging at 15–25°C.

  • Shelf Life: 24–36 months from manufacturing date.

  • Toxicity: Use under controlled conditions. Inappropriate exposure may result in reproductive toxicity, hepatic stress, or CNS effects.


Research Use Disclaimer

This product is designated for scientific research purposes only. It is not authorized for use in humans, diagnostics, therapeutics, or veterinary applications. Misuse may pose health risks. Always follow local biosafety guidelines.

Additional information

Weight1 kg
Dimensions62 × 23 × 62 cm

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Q1: Is this the same compound used clinically?

A1: Yes, but this product is strictly for non-clinical laboratory use and not suitable for human or veterinary use.

Q2: What’s the benefit of the sustained-release formulation?

A2: It ensures prolonged therapeutic levels in test subjects, reducing dosage frequency in chronic models.

Q3: Can I request COA and SDS documents?

A3: Absolutely. Please contact us to receive full documentation for institutional review.

Q4: Is this available for bulk purchase?

A4: Yes. We support both wholesale and retail distribution with competitive pricing.

Q5: What are common applications?

A5: CNS research, seizure threshold analysis, behavioral pharmacology, and gene expression studies.


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