Metabolic research vials
Two lyophilised vials, both studied around the receptors that regulate satiety and insulin response. Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water and you set the concentration yourself.
Pre-filled peptide pens
Twenty-two pens across seven research areas. Filled and sealed at the laboratory, a fixed volume per click, and nothing to weigh out.
Nasal sprays
Supplied in solution and metered by the pump. Five items, each delivering a fixed volume per actuation.
The nasal sprays are still in the works
We are working hard on this format, but none of the five sprays can be ordered yet. Their pages stay online so you can read up; for material you can use now, the pre-filled pens are the format we recommend.
Capsules and accessories
A short capsule list, because oral stability rules out most of this material. Plus the solvent every reconstitution step quietly assumes you already have.
Reading this catalogue
What the four shelves mean, what the badges do not mean, and where an order goes once you press the button.
A research peptide shop can be organised around compounds or around formats, and this one is organised around formats because the format is what you actually pick at the moment of ordering. Chain length settles which shelves a molecule may appear on at all: it closes the nasal route to most sequences and the oral route to nearly all of them, which is why the four lists above differ so sharply in length. None of them is ordered by popularity.
The small labels on three of the cards say how often a line is opened or ordered, and nothing beyond that. They describe traffic, not quality, and they carry no weight against the release criteria, which are the same for every item on the page: 99% or higher by HPLC, an identity confirmation, and a certificate tied to the batch number rather than to the product name. For why that number is a floor and not a verdict, the page on what purity leaves out sets out the reasoning.
Ordering runs through a basket rather than a conversation. What you add stays in your own browser until you start checkout, at which point the order is handed to Stripe’s hosted payment page; card details are entered there and never reach us. Prices are shown in euro including VAT, shipping is free, and dispatch follows within 24 hours on working days in packaging that says nothing about its contents.
Deciding what belongs in the basket is mostly a reading exercise. Every product page states the format, the content and the purity floor; every compound page states what has been studied and in which models; and the index of research areas groups both by the research question instead of by the container. For the primary sources behind anything here, start with the research literature indexed on PubMed. The concentration calculator handles the arithmetic from there.
From basket to bench
Ordering questions
What people ask before placing a first order.