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Thymosin Alpha-1

Zadaxin, Tα1

Immune modulator approved in several countries for hepatitis and adjuvant use.

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What it is

A synthetic version of a naturally occurring thymic peptide involved in T-cell maturation.

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What it does

Modulates T-cell function and innate immune signalling.

Does it work?

Approved in a number of countries (marketed as Zadaxin) for specific indications including chronic hepatitis B, which puts it well ahead of most immune peptides on evidence. General ‘immune boosting’ in healthy people is a different and weaker claim.

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Claims vs data

Each marketing claim, tagged by what the evidence actually supports.

Approved in several countries for chronic hepatitis Bsupported
Modulates T-cell functionsupported
Boosts immunity in healthy peopleweak evidence
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Reference figures

Quoted from published reference material. These are not Peptuity recommendations.

Vial10 mg
Diluent2 ml
Listed dose1.5 mg
Units / 1 ml30

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The evidence, counted

Live counts from Europe PMC and ClinicalTrials.gov.

Publications 1,388
Randomised trials 55
Clinical trials 44
Registered studies 63

1,388 publications indexed, including 55 randomised controlled trials. 63 interventional studies registered. This is a well-tested compound.

query: "Thymosin Alpha-1" · checked 2026-08-07

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Common questions

Where is thymosin alpha-1 approved?

It is marketed as Zadaxin in a number of countries for indications including chronic hepatitis B and as a vaccine adjuvant — well ahead of most immune peptides.

Did it work for COVID?

It was studied during the pandemic with mixed, inconclusive results. Interest was real; a definitive answer never arrived.

Will it boost a healthy immune system?

That is a much weaker claim than its approved indications. Immune modulation in disease does not translate to enhancement in health.

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