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Answers to the questions we get most about ordering, testing, shipping and storage. Every answer is visible on this page, so there’s nothing to click open.
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Yes. Every strength comes as a single vial or a 3, 6 or 12 pack. The packs save 10, 15 and 20 percent.
The methods shown at checkout. Your payment is handled by our payment provider and we don’t store card details.
Contact us straight away. If it hasn’t shipped yet we’ll do our best, but we can’t change a package once it’s with the carrier.
A US lab tests every batch for purity before it’s listed. We only sell batches at 99% or higher.
Each product page lists the sequence, formula, weight and CAS number, with a link to NIH PubChem.
Because other sellers print them. We point out known mix-ups, such as the Ovagen and IGF-1 LR3 notes, so you can avoid them.
It’s how we describe our approach. Nothing gets listed until it passes testing, and every product page explains the compound plainly.
Orders ship from Gilbert, Arizona with 2-day shipping and tracking.
Most go in the fridge at 36 to 46 °F (2 to 8 °C), away from light. The product page lists any that should be frozen.
Most labs use Research Water, which has 0.9% benzyl alcohol. SLU-PP-332 and Thymogen need DMSO.
No. Everything is for laboratory research only, and nothing is approved for human or veterinary use.
If the Oath Peptides FAQ doesn’t answer it, read our shipping and returns page, see how peptide lab testing works, or contact Oath Peptides directly. We also publish longer guides on the peptide research blog, including ones on BPC-157 and GHK-Cu.
Only the quantity and the price per vial. A 3 pack saves 10 percent, a 6 pack 15 percent and a 12 pack 20 percent. All vials in a pack come from the same batch.
Yes, seven of them, including Wolverine (BPC-157 and TB-500), GLOW and KLOW. Every blend component is also sold on its own. See the peptide blends category.
On its product page, which lists the sequence, formula and CAS number, and on NIH PubChem, which we link to from every page.
Try the peptide finder, which lists all 56 compounds from A to Z with their other names. If it’s not there, we don’t stock it right now.
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