Research Use Only · Not for human or animal consumption
106 questions on ordering, certificates of analysis, shipping, payment and what research use only means. If yours is not here, email us — the address is at the bottom.
A Canadian supplier of research-use-only peptides, shipping domestically from British Columbia. Every batch we list is logged against a unique batch number, reviewed against third-party analytical results, and has its certificate published to our COA Library before the batch goes on sale.
Yes. We ship from within Canada, price in Canadian dollars, and your order never crosses a border — so there are no customs delays, no border seizures and no exchange-rate surprises.
No. We operate online and ship directly.
PEPTIX CANADA launched in 2026. Our published certificate history starts with batch PTX-001 and runs to the current batches listed on each product page.
Not right now. Guest checkout is open through December 31, 2026 — you can order without registering. Creating a research account is still worth it if you order regularly: it keeps your order history and tracking in one place.
Yes. Every product page shows its price, strength, current batch and purity without an account.
Add what you need to the cart, check out with a Canadian shipping address, and choose Interac e-Transfer or USDT. You get payment instructions by email immediately.
Before it ships, yes — email us with the order number. Once a parcel has been handed to the carrier it cannot be recalled or redirected by us.
Email support@peptixcanada.com immediately with the order number and the correct address. If the parcel has not shipped we will fix it. If it has, it will run its course with the carrier and may come back to us as undeliverable, which carries a return-to-sender and reshipping charge.
Yes — use the Order Request page. Tell us the compound, the strength and the quantity and we will come back with availability and a quotation.
Yes. Half kits of five vials and full kits of ten are priced below the single-vial rate and are on every product page. For anything larger, use the Order Request page.
Sign in and open your account — order history, status and tracking are all there. Guest orders are not tied to an account, so keep the confirmation email.
Use the forgot-password link on the sign-in page. The reset link is emailed to you and expires in 30 minutes.
Prices are on every product page, so for anything in the catalogue you already have one. For quantities or compounds not listed, use the Order Request page.
You have to be acquiring the material for laboratory research. We do not require an institutional affiliation, and we do not supply anyone buying for any other purpose.
A single vial is one unit. A half kit is five vials of the same product, a full kit is ten, both at a lower price per vial. Every vial in a kit comes from the same batch and is covered by the same certificate of analysis.
Lyophilized powder in a sealed vial, labelled with the compound, the strength, the purity and the batch number.
Stated on each product page, by weight:
| Blend | Contents |
|---|---|
| Glow 70mg | 50mg GHK-Cu + 10mg BPC-157 + 10mg TB-500 |
| Klow 80mg | 50mg GHK-Cu + 10mg BPC-157 + 10mg TB-500 + 10mg KPV |
| BPC157-TB500 20mg | 10mg BPC-157 + 10mg TB-500 |
| BPC157-TB500 10mg | 5mg BPC-157 + 5mg TB-500 |
Each strength is its own product with its own batch, its own purity figure and its own certificate. A 10mg vial and a 30mg vial of the same compound are not the same batch.
Freeze-dried. The material is frozen and the water removed under vacuum, leaving a dry solid that is far more stable in transit and storage than a solution would be.
The strength on the label — a 20mg vial contains 20mg. The certificate for that batch reports the measured net content, so you can check the figure rather than take it on trust.
When its batch has been received, tested and its certificate published. We list nothing for sale ahead of that.
Usually. Email support@peptixcanada.com and we will tell you where the next batch is.
A synthetic peptide. We supply it in three strengths — 10mg, 20mg and 30mg — each its own batch with its own certificate. Current assays run 99.2% to 99.95%.
We describe what a compound is, not what it does. We do not publish research findings, protocols or any guidance on use.
A synthetic peptide, supplied in 10mg and 30mg vials as lyophilized powder. Current assays are 99.5% and 99.7% respectively, each with its own published certificate.
A synthetic peptide. We supply it blended with TB-500 rather than alone — a 10mg vial holding 5mg of each, and a 20mg vial holding 10mg of each. Both assay at 99%.
A synthetic peptide, supplied in our BPC157-TB500 blends at 5mg or 10mg per vial depending on the size.
A copper-binding tripeptide — glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine bound to copper. Supplied as 100mg of lyophilized powder, assayed at 99%. It is also a component of our Glow and Klow blends.
A tripeptide fragment — lysine, proline, valine. Supplied as a 5mg vial assayed at 99.5%, and included at 10mg in the Klow blend.
A methylquinolinium compound rather than a peptide. Supplied as 50mg of lyophilized powder, assayed at 99.8%.
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme found in all living cells. Supplied as 1000mg of lyophilized powder.
A synthetic heptapeptide. Supplied as a 10mg vial, assayed at 99%.
Also called bremelanotide. A synthetic cyclic heptapeptide, supplied as a 10mg vial assayed at 99.3%.
A modified GRF(1-29) peptide. The "no DAC" version omits the drug affinity complex found in the other variant. Supplied as a 10mg vial assayed at 99%.
A synthetic 44-amino-acid peptide. Supplied as a 10mg vial assayed at 99%.
A 16-amino-acid mitochondrial-derived peptide. Listed at 40mg and currently marked Coming Soon — it goes on sale once its batch is tested and its certificate published.
Because we supply laboratory research material and are not in a position to tell anyone what to expect from it. Identity, strength, purity and documentation are what we can state and stand behind. Anything beyond that is your research to do, not our marketing copy.
Check three things. Does the batch number on the certificate match the batch number printed on the vial you received? Is the testing laboratory named, and is it a third party rather than the supplier itself? Is the certificate specific to that batch, or the same document attached to everything they sell?
A certificate that cannot be tied back to the vial in your hand is decoration.
Published certificates you can read before ordering, not on request. Batch numbers on the vial that match those certificates. A named third-party laboratory. Domestic shipping, so nothing crosses a border. Clear, boring compliance language — a supplier that is careful about what it claims is usually careful about the rest.
Publishing them means committing to a specific batch, a specific laboratory and a specific number, where anyone can check it. Reusing one document across every batch is cheaper and impossible to verify. That is the difference worth looking for.
An order shipped within Canada does not clear customs, cannot be seized at a border, and is not priced in a foreign currency. Overseas orders can be held, returned or lost with no recourse.
Not in this category. Testing, documentation and domestic stock all cost money, and a price well below the market usually means one of them was skipped. Compare what is published, not just what is charged.
An independent laboratory report on one specific batch — what the material was identified as, its measured purity, the analytical method used and the date it was tested. It describes that batch and no other.
Yes. Every batch we sell has its certificate published in our COA Library, free and without an account.
No. Every research compound we sell ships against a third-party certificate for its own batch, published before the batch goes on sale. Nothing goes out on a generic or borrowed lab report.
The one item on the site without a certificate of ours is Pfizer Bacteriostatic Water — a manufactured pharmaceutical product supplied in its original sealed packaging. We do not assay someone else’s finished product and do not claim to.
The batch number is printed on the vial label. Find that batch number in the COA Library and you are looking at the report for the material in your hand.
Yes — that is the point of publishing them. The current batch and its purity are on every product page, and the certificate itself is one click away.
Identity, purity by HPLC, and net content. Batches are also screened for heavy metals and endotoxins.
Third-party analytical laboratories, not us. The laboratory name appears on each certificate.
Whatever the laboratory measured for that batch — the figure on the page is the assay result, not a target. Current batches run between 99% and 99.95%.
Because they are different batches, separately synthesised and separately tested. Anyone publishing an identical figure across every batch is publishing a claim, not a measurement.
The certificate is the laboratory report, including the chromatography. It is downloadable as a PDF from the COA Library.
High-performance liquid chromatography — the standard method for separating the components of a sample and measuring how much of each is present. It is how the purity figure on each certificate is arrived at.
A check for bacterial endotoxins, which are contaminants rather than part of the material itself. Our batches are screened for them alongside heavy metals.
The measured mass actually in the vial, as opposed to the figure on the label. A certificate reporting both lets you confirm the two agree.
Each one carries its testing date, and the certificate shown on a product page belongs to the batch currently being shipped. When a new batch arrives, a new certificate is published with it.
Yes. Each certificate has its own address in the COA Library, so a specific batch can be linked to directly rather than pointed at a list.
From time to time. Any active offer and its code appear on the site — we do not run hidden pricing.
Yes. Email support@peptixcanada.com and we will tell you how it works and whether you are a fit.
In some combinations, yes — checkout tells you which codes apply and shows the result before you confirm.
No minimum. Orders over $200 ship free; below that, shipping is $19.99.
Interac e-Transfer, and USDT on Ethereum or Solana.
Card networks classify research chemicals as a restricted category, so Canadian research suppliers are routinely declined or shut off without notice by ordinary processors. Interac e-Transfer settles bank to bank, costs you nothing, and cannot be switched off underneath an order you have already placed.
We are working on adding card payment. Until it is live, e-Transfer and USDT are the two options.
After you place an order you get an email with the recipient address, the exact amount, and the order number to put in the message field. Put nothing else in that field — no product names.
Your order number identifies the order completely. Extra detail in a bank message field serves no purpose and we would rather it was not there.
24 hours. Unpaid orders cancel automatically after that and the stock goes back on the shelf. If something goes wrong with a transfer, reply to the order email and we will sort it out rather than let it lapse.
No. An order is held, not confirmed, until the transfer lands. We email you the moment it does.
Email support@peptixcanada.com. Underpayments hold the order; overpayments are refunded or credited, your choice.
Choose USDT at checkout and you get the receiving address, the exact amount, and the network on the next screen. Send on the stated network only — funds sent on a different network or in a different token cannot be recovered by anyone.
No. Prices are the same either way.
Tax is calculated at checkout based on your province and shown before you confirm.
No. Interac e-Transfer and USDT are the two options.
Yes. Every major Canadian bank and credit union supports Interac e-Transfer from online banking, and there is no fee to you at most of them.
Most banks use autodeposit, in which case no. If your bank asks for one anyway, send it and reply to the order email with the answer.
We never see or hold your banking credentials. An e-Transfer moves between your bank and ours; we see only that it arrived and for how much.
Canada only — every province and territory. We do not ship to the United States, anywhere international, or to freight forwarders, parcel-forwarding services or export consolidators.
Because it is a route out of the country, and we ship domestically only.
$19.99 flat anywhere in Canada, free on orders over $200.
Orders confirmed before noon Pacific on a business day generally go out the same day. Transit is separate and depends on the carrier and the distance — rural, northern and territorial addresses run longer.
Canada Post for most parcels, usually Expedited Parcel or Xpresspost. Depending on destination and parcel we may use Purolator, UPS, FedEx, Canpar, GLS or a regional courier.
Yes, emailed as soon as the carrier accepts the parcel.
Sometimes. Depending on order value, destination and carrier requirements we may require a signature, proof of age, or delivery to a post office for pickup.
Depends on the carrier and service. Canada Post can deliver to a PO box; couriers generally cannot. Tell us in the order notes if that is your only option.
Plain outer packaging. Nothing on the outside identifies the contents.
Check with anyone else at the address and with your local post office or depot — parcels are often scanned before the final handoff. If it still has not turned up, email us with the order number and we will open a carrier investigation.
Email with the order number. For damage, photograph the outer box, the packing and the contents before unpacking further — the carrier will not act without those. The full process is in our Shipping Policy.
Yes — Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut are all served. Transit runs longer than it does to southern addresses, and the shipping rate is the same $19.99.
Yes, anywhere Canada Post or our courier partners deliver. Rural and remote routes add transit time.
It is not calculated by weight or distance. One flat rate of $19.99 applies anywhere in Canada, and orders over $200 ship free.
Orders are prepared on business days. An order confirmed over a weekend goes out the next business day.
Not as a checkout option. If an order is genuinely time-sensitive, email support@peptixcanada.com before paying and we will tell you what is possible to your address.
No. Canada only, and not via any forwarding or reshipping service.
Not once it has shipped. A vial that has left our hands cannot go back into saleable stock, because we cannot verify how it was transported, stored, or whether the seal was broken. Orders can be cancelled any time before shipment.
That is on us. Email the order number with photographs and we will replace or refund it. Written return authorization is required before sending anything back — parcels mailed to us without it are not accepted.
Once approved, back to the original payment method. E-Transfer refunds are sent as an e-Transfer; crypto payments are refunded in the same token and network.
Our materials are supplied for in-vitro laboratory research and analytical reference. They are not supplied for consumption by people or animals, and not for therapeutic, diagnostic, veterinary, food, cosmetic or clinical purposes.
No, and they are not sold as drugs or natural health products. Health Canada authorizes products intended for people and animals; nothing we supply is intended or offered for those purposes. Health Canada has publicly warned about unauthorized injectable peptide products sold for personal consumption — that market is not the one we operate in.
We supply laboratory research material to buyers acquiring it for that purpose. Whether a given purchase is permitted depends on who you are, what you intend, and the rules of your institution and jurisdiction — that is your responsibility to establish, and we cannot give legal advice. If you are buying for anything other than laboratory research, do not order from us.
No. We supply material and its documentation. We do not provide protocols, quantities, preparation instructions or any other guidance on use, and we will not answer questions of that kind.
Because it is the actual basis on which we sell. A supplier that blurs it is telling you something about how it operates.
Each product page carries its own storage note, and the certificate states the conditions the batch was tested under. Follow your own laboratory procedures for storage, labelling, records and disposal.
Lyophilized powder is stable for normal domestic transit times. Storage once it arrives is covered by the product storage note.
We use it to process and ship your order. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
No. The outer packaging is plain, with no product names, no compound names and nothing indicating what is inside. The return address identifies the sender, as every carrier requires.
Email support@peptixcanada.com. Include your order number if it is about an order — it gets you an answer faster than describing it.
Usually within an hour during business hours.
