Research Peptides

Research peptides from People's Peps, one compound per vial, supplied as a lyophilized powder in a sealed glass vial for laboratory research. Every compound in this collection carries a certificate of analysis from Horizon Analytical, a laboratory in the USA, reporting identity, measured amount and purity by UPLC/MS for the lot tested. Open it from any product page, or compare every report on Lab results.

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People's Peps GHK-Cu 50 mg research vial, research use only

GHK-Cu

50 mg

Current

$39.99

People's Peps MOTS-C 10 mg research vial, research use only

MOTS-C

10 mg

Current

$69.99

People's Peps NAD+ 500 mg research vial, research use only

NAD+

500 mg

Current

$84.99

People's Peps Selank 10 mg research vial, research use only

Selank

10 mg

Current

$49.99

People's Peps Semax 10 mg research vial, research use only

Semax

10 mg

Current

$49.99

About our research peptides

What this collection covers

This collection lists every single-compound material in the People's Peps catalog, from BPC-157 and GHK-Cu to Tesamorelin, Semax and Selank. It also includes NAD+, which is a coenzyme rather than a peptide. It sits here because it is supplied the same way, one compound per vial. Vials that combine two or more compounds are listed under Blends.

How each compound is documented

Each product page links the certificate of analysis for the lot tested. It is issued by Horizon Analytical, a laboratory in the USA, and names the lot, the analysis date and the method, UPLC/MS (ultra high performance liquid chromatography with mass spectrometry). It reports three results: identity, the measured amount against the amount on the label, and purity. Every certificate is also listed on Lab results, and our Testing method page explains what each figure covers and what it does not.

Lot numbers you can check

Every vial carries a lot number. Our own lot records are published under Verify a lot as lots are released, so the identifier printed on a vial can be matched to its record.

Lyophilized powder, no preparation supplies

Every compound here is supplied as a lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder in a sealed glass vial, with the nominal amount in milligrams shown on each product. Storage notes are on each product page, and our guide to peptide storage and stability covers the general principles. We do not sell bacteriostatic water, syringes or any other preparation supplies.

For laboratory research only

Everything in this collection is sold for laboratory research use only. It is not for human or veterinary use. New to the subject? Start with What are peptides? and Types of peptides.

Frequently asked questions

What does the purity figure mean?

It describes the sample that was submitted, measured by the named method, on the stated date, within the stated scope. It does not describe stability over time, storage history before the material reached us, sterility unless sterility is stated, or suitability for any application. Every figure on this site carries its method for exactly this reason.

Which lot will I get?

The one shown on the product page before you buy. It is shown again on the order confirmation, on the packing slip, and in your order history. For a project that needs a single lot end to end, a lot reservation is available on bulk orders.

Do I need an account to see prices?

No. Every price, every volume tier and every lot record on this site is public and needs no account, no login and no form. An account is required only to buy, because it is what carries the affirmation and what lets us contact the recipients of a specific lot directly if a quality event occurs.

Do you sell preparation supplies?

No. No bacteriostatic water, no syringes, no needles, no alcohol pads, no filters. Not as products, not bundled, not as a related item, and not in the same box. The exclusion is enforced in the code of this site, not only in a policy.

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