Disguised Alpha · 50 mL format
50 mL L-Carnitine.
600 mg/mL.
Chug Jug is the nickname for Disguised Alpha’s 50 mL L-Carnitine liquid research product. The larger format contains a calculated 30,000 mg (30 g) of L-Carnitine at the listed concentration.
Explore the specifications, compare the 20 mL and 50 mL sizes, and review the documentation for your selected lot.
Select 50ML on the product page. Laboratory research only. “Chug Jug” is a nickname; this product is not a drink and is not for human consumption.
Chug Jug L-Carnitine specifications
The concentration and container volume describe different properties. 600 mg/mL is the labeled amount per milliliter; 50 mL is the container volume. Multiplying them gives the labeled total content, which should be distinguished from a laboratory’s measured result.
| Compound | L-Carnitine |
|---|---|
| Nickname | Chug Jug |
| Listed concentration | 600 mg/mL |
| Container volume | 50 mL |
| Calculated labeled total | 30,000 mg / 30 g |
| Format | Liquid research product |
| Documentation | Match the selected size and assigned lot to its COA |
| Price and availability | See the current 50 mL listing |
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50 mL vs. 20 mL L-Carnitine
The Chug Jug format provides 2.5 times the volume of the 20 mL option. Both sizes are listed at 600 mg/mL. Choose the container volume appropriate for your laboratory’s documented requirements, and verify the lot assigned to that size.
| Specification | 20 mL | 50 mL Chug Jug |
|---|---|---|
| Concentration | 600 mg/mL | 600 mg/mL |
| Volume | 20 mL | 50 mL |
| Calculated total | 12,000 mg / 12 g | 30,000 mg / 30 g |
Totals above are calculated from the listed specifications. They are not assay results or administration guidance.
Find the matching L-Carnitine COA
A certificate is useful when it matches the material in your research record. Different container sizes can carry different lots.
- Open the L-Carnitine product page and select 50ML.
- Check the purchasing batch shown for that variation.
- Match the lot to the certificate in the Disguised Alpha COA portal and to the label on receipt.
Review the report’s sample identity, date, methods and results. Purity, measured content, sterility and endotoxin testing are separate assessments; read the actual report for its test coverage.
L-Carnitine research context
Primary research has examined carnitine’s relationship to mitochondrial fatty-acid metabolism. One study investigated its effects on palmitoylcarnitine metabolism using isolated rat liver mitochondria.
Read the primary study: mitochondrial oxidation of palmitoylcarnitine · Biochemical Journal, 1980 · PMID 7396873.
The publication provides scientific context. It does not test this finished 50 mL product or establish human benefits. Review the preparation and vehicle against your laboratory’s validated method.
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Chug Jug L-Carnitine FAQ
What is Chug Jug L-Carnitine?
Chug Jug is the nickname used here for Disguised Alpha’s 50 mL L-Carnitine liquid research product at a labeled concentration of 600 mg/mL. It is the 50 mL size of the existing L-Carnitine listing.
How much L-Carnitine is in the 50 mL bottle?
The labeled total is 30,000 mg, or 30 g, calculated as 600 mg/mL × 50 mL. This is a calculation from the listed concentration and volume, not a batch-specific analytical measurement.
Is the 50 mL option stronger than the 20 mL option?
Both sizes are listed at 600 mg/mL. The 50 mL bottle contains 2.5 times the volume and labeled total content of the 20 mL bottle; its concentration is the same.
Where can I find the current price and availability?
Open the L-Carnitine listing using the button on this page and select 50ML. The product page displays current pricing, availability and purchase options for the selected size.
Which certificate of analysis should I use?
Use the COA that matches the lot assigned to the selected 50 mL variation and the bottle you receive. The 20 mL and 50 mL options can have different lots. Match the compound, lot number and report identity before relying on the results.
Is Chug Jug a drink or an oral supplement?
No. Chug Jug is a nickname, not an instruction to drink the product. This L-Carnitine preparation is sold for laboratory research only and is not for human consumption, self-administration, veterinary, diagnostic or therapeutic use.