High-Purity Compounds for laboratory research ⚠️ For research use only — not for human consumption.

With the US no international shipping at this time.

To maintain the integrity and potency of your peptides, it’s important to store them correctly based on their form — lyophilized (powder) or reconstituted (in solution).

Lyophilized Peptides (Powder Form)

• Ideal Temperature:
  Store at -20°C or -80°C for best long-term stability.
• Environment:
  Keep in a dry, moisture-free space (a desiccator is ideal).
• Packaging:
  Use tightly sealed containers to protect from air and humidity.
• Light Protection:
  Store away from direct sunlight or UV light.
• Storage Location:
  A freezer or cold room is recommended.

Peptides in Solution

• Refrigerated Storage:
  Keep at 2–8°C (standard refrigerator temperature).
• Reconstitution:
  Use sterile techniques to avoid contamination when mixing with solvents.
• Freezing:
  If needed, freeze once at -20°C. Avoid multiple freeze-thaw cycles, which can degrade the peptide.
• pH Tip:
  If storing at pH above 8, freezing is strongly recommended.

Other Key Tips

• Minimize Exposure:
  Limit contact with air, moisture, and light.
• Dark Storage:
  Use opaque containers or keep peptides in a dark place.
• Check Expiration:
  Always observe expiration dates for safety and effectiveness.
• Sequence Matters:
  Some peptide sequences are more fragile and degrade faster than others — store accordingly.

The dosing procedure for a research compound or supplement is usually determined by the specific goals and parameters of your study. It often involves considering factors like the compound’s potency, the desired effect, the model organism or cell line, and the duration of administration. For accurate dosing, consulting the relevant scientific literature or a professional with expertise in this area is advisable. If you need specific guidance beyond general advice, seeking assistance from a specialized colleague or resource may be necessary.

Yes, you can generally travel with peptides in both carry-on and checked baggage, provided they are in a safe container. For domestic travel, no special documentation is usually needed. However, international travel may require specific documentation depending on the destination country, so it’s best to check the requirements beforehand