A guide to peptide pricing

Understanding research peptide prices.

Compare single vials by nominal fill, price per milligram, tax and shipping. The public catalogue sells 1–9 vials per compound.

Examples are in Canadian dollars before tax and shipping. See the catalogue for current prices.

Two equal-sized research vials with different fills on a laboratory bench.
Per mg
Compare each vial’s nominal fill.
1–9
Vials per compound in the public store.
C$100
Public merchandise minimum.
A guide to peptide pricing

Start with the amount

How much peptide is in each vial?

A vial is the small container that holds the peptide. The amount inside is listed in milligrams, abbreviated as mg. You may also see this called the “fill” or “fill size.” A 10 mg vial contains twice the catalog amount of a 5 mg vial, so comparing their prices alone doesn’t give you the full picture.

For the same peptide, consider a 5 mg vial priced at $40 and a 10 mg vial priced at $60. Divide each price by the number of milligrams: $40 ÷ 5 = $8.00 per mg, while $60 ÷ 10 = $6.00 per mg. The 10 mg vial costs more upfront, but its cost per milligram is 25% lower. This gives you a consistent starting point for comparing price; testing information and your research needs still matter.

Two equal-sized SS-31 research vials labelled 10 mg and 50 mg beside a pen on a laboratory bench.
Example: 5 mg vial at $40
$8.00 / mg
Example: 10 mg vial at $60
$6.00 / mg

Behind the price

What goes into the price?

The peptide itself is one part of the cost. Preparing, testing, storing, and delivering it also contribute to the price you see.

Making the product

Production and preparation

Producing the peptide, checking its purity, and preparing it for sale all involve work and materials. Some peptides require more complex production steps. Making larger quantities at once can reduce the production cost per milligram.

Understanding the material

Testing and lab reports

Laboratory testing provides information about the material being sold. A certificate of analysis (COA) is the lab report that records the tests and results for a sample. Check which tests were performed and whether the seller publishes results for every lot it may ship; the label on the vial should identify the applicable record.

Getting it to you

Storage and delivery

Storage, packaging, and shipping also affect the total cost. For an overseas purchase, check whether currency conversion, import charges, and customs-processing fees are included in the quote. Allow for the delivery time your project needs.

Four things to compare

01

Nominal fill

Compare the same compound and fill per vial.

02

Price per milligram

Divide one vial’s price by its nominal milligrams.

03

Total cost

Include tax and shipping shown before checkout.

04

Availability

An unavailable fill offers Notify me. It cannot be ordered.

Pricing questions

How do I calculate price per milligram?

Divide the vial price by its nominal fill in milligrams. Lot test results are reported separately.

Is there an order minimum?

Yes. A public order needs at least C$100 in merchandise before tax and shipping.

Do these single-vial prices change for members?

No. The prices shown here apply to public single vials for all buyers. Member ordering is explained on the Membership page.

See current prices

The catalogue shows each single-vial price and published results for available lots.