Propranolol | 40mg x60
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- Less than 10% variance in concentration, guaranteeing consistency.
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- Â UV resistance bottle to minimize degradation.
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Chemical Information
Cas Number
525-66-6
PubChem CID
4946
Molecular Weight
259.34 g/mol
Molecular Formula
C16H21NO2
Synonyms
beta-Propranolol
Storage (Lyophilized)
Cool, Dark, and Dry Storage.
Lab Result
Dates
Date Added:
11/14/2024
Janoshik Lab Results

Propranolol – 40mg | Buy Propranolol USA & Canada
Propranolol is a widely studied compound classified as a non-selective beta-adrenergic receptor antagonist. It is commonly used in research involving cardiovascular function, stress response, and neurological signaling pathways.
Due to its interaction with beta receptors, Propranolol is frequently included in studies focused on heart rate regulation, circulatory dynamics, and central nervous system activity.
At StrateLabs, Propranolol 40mg is supplied with high purity and strict quality standards, ensuring consistency and reliability for research applications across the USA and Canada.
 Key Features & Highlights
- Non-selective beta-adrenergic receptor antagonist
- Commonly studied for cardiovascular and neurological research
- Associated with stress response and circulatory pathways
- Used in multi-system research environments
- High-quality compound for reliable research applications
Research Applications
Propranolol is frequently used in research involving cardiovascular regulation, stress response, and neurological signaling pathways. It is commonly studied for its interaction with beta-adrenergic receptors and its effects on heart rate and circulatory dynamics.
In addition, Propranolol is often included in studies exploring anxiety-related pathways, central nervous system activity, and physiological stress responses. Its broad mechanism makes it a valuable compound in both cardiovascular and neuro research environments.









