The peptide
collection.

A peptide is a short chain of amino acids. Amino acids are small molecules that also join together to make proteins.

Think of amino acids as individual beads and a peptide as a short string of them. The order of the beads matters: different sequences make different peptides.

There is no single effect shared by every peptide. Researchers investigate particular molecules and how they interact in specific laboratory experiments.

A product’s name identifies the compound or blend. It does not tell you that it is suitable for a person, an animal or a health goal. Laboratory findings do not, by themselves, establish safety or effectiveness for those uses.

Our catalogue is for laboratory research. The finder helps you filter product details; it does not recommend a treatment.

Product name

The named compound or blend. Check the description for what is included.

mg and ml

Milligrams describe mass; millilitres describe liquid volume. These are product specifications, not instructions for use.

Vial or kit

A vial is a container. A kit may include additional items; check that particular listing.

1, 2 or 3+ packs

How many units you are buying. Quantity savings change the price, not the contents of each unit.

Batch records

Documentation relates to a particular batch. Check that the reference matches; a document is not approval for human or animal use.