The quickest way to find research peptides here is this list. It has every compound we sell, 56 in all. Names in brackets are our blend names. Strengths are listed after each product, and every strength also comes in 3, 6 and 12 packs.
Not sure of the name? The categories group compounds by research area:
Search works on names and on what’s in the description, so “copper” finds GHK-Cu and the blends that contain it, and “thymosin” finds TB-500 and both thymosin peptides. Hyphens matter less than you’d think: “BPC 157” and “BPC-157” both work.
If you still can’t find something, it’s probably not in stock. We only list what we have. You can always ask us.
Peptides often go by more than one name, and that’s the most common reason a search comes up empty. Thymosin alpha 1 is also sold as thymalfasin. PT-141 is bremelanotide. Melanotan 1 is afamelanotide. CJC-1295 without DAC is sometimes called Mod GRF 1-29. If one name doesn’t work, try another, or scan the A to Z list above.
Blends are listed under both their blend name and what’s in them. Search “Wolverine” or “BPC-157 TB-500” and you’ll land on the same product. The same goes for GLOW and KLOW, which both contain GHK-Cu.
Every product page lists the sequence, formula, molecular weight and CAS number where one exists. If you want to confirm a compound before you order, look it up on NIH PubChem. We link to the matching entry from each product page, so you can compare the two side by side.
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Four well-known compounds to start with. Each one has its own page with strengths, packs and storage notes.
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