Purity without complexity
Precision you can audit.
High-purity research peptides with batch-level HPLC + mass-spec documentation, NFC lot tags, and pricing shown per milligram. For qualified laboratory use only.
Catalog
Six categories. Built for how labs actually search.
In stock · repriced
Entry SKUs at market, margin in the larger fills.
Science, labeled correctly
Tirzepatide is GIP / GLP-1. Not GLP-2.
What changed on the vial
Prior artwork marked tirzepatide as “GLP-2.” That is the wrong incretin class. Tirzepatide is a dual agonist at the GIP and GLP-1 receptors. GLP-2 is a different peptide family. Labels, PDPs, and catalog copy now match the structure.
What “10 + 10” means here
The BPC-157 / TB-500 blend is a co-lyophilized 10 mg + 10 mg vial — twenty milligrams total. It is not a 5+5 sold as a 10 mg stack. Search terms (“BPC-157 TB-500 10/10”) now match the fill.
Lot documentation
NFC-verified. PDF on the lot. No unnamed “lab tested.”
Each in-stock peptide lot is tied to an HPLC + MS record from an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory. Tap the vial tag or open the COA on the product page. Records list identity, chromatographic purity, and the lot code printed on the stopper.
- Find the lot code on the vial or NFC tag.
- Open Verify / COA and match the code.
- Download the current PDF. Dates and methods are on page one.
- If a tag does not resolve, stop and email support before use in any assay.