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We send all orders with only your name and address on the package. The order itself is wrapped in bubble wrap to ensure it won’t be damaged in transit. In this way, we ensure full security and complete discretion.
We offer 20% discount for new customers placing their first order.
Use code: 1storder at the checkout.
We keep our prices low because we work directly with manufacturers.
It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure they know which peptide is the most appropriate for their research purposes. For obvious reasons, we could never resell a product which had been returned to us. We can only replace if it is clear that it has suffered damage in transit.
A peptide is a group of two or more amino acids attached by a peptide bond [1]. Amino acids are known as the building blocks of protein and play a crucial role in many of your body’s natural functions including stimulating hormonal activity or repairing damage to the body. Although they are produced naturally by our bodies, they can also be derived from animal or plant sources or be manufactured synthetically.
[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ books/NBK562260/
The temperature of the peptides during transit is not of concern. For them to remain active, the most important factor is that they are kept out of direct sunlight.
Peptides should be stored in a cool place away from direct heat and sunlight.
All of our peptides are sold in various sizes of vials of lyophilized powder, nasal spray or pre mixed cartridges.
Peptides must be mixed with bacteriostatic water and/or acetic acid. These liquids keep the peptides fresh, prevent them from deteriorating and keep them free of bacteria for longer periods. Before using bacteriostatic water which has been kept in the fridge, allow it to reach room temperature as this will facilitate dissolution. In general, simple peptides will only require the addition of bacteriostatic water. However, more complex and long chain peptides will need a small quantity of acetic acid (10-20%) which is then topped up with bacteriostatic water.
Peptides vary in the degree to which they are soluble in bacteriostatic water. This is especially true of ones which contain multiple hydrophobic amino acid residues. If you have difficulties in dissolving the peptide, we recommend you use a small quantity of dilute (approximately 10%) of aqueous acetic acid for basic peptides or aqueous ammonia for acidic peptides. The addition of these liquids should improve the dissolution of the peptide.
Yes, absolutely. We stand by the quality of all our products and strongly urge you to have them tested by any impartial third party laboratory. Tests which can be carried out include mass-spec, AAA, Maldimass and HPLC.
During the lyophilization process, a nitrogen flush is added to remove any contaminants. This stage of the manufacturing process can affect the appearance of the peptide. Other factors such as the temperature or the leakage of water vapour from the vial can cause the contents to stick to the side of the vial. Although it may not be visible to the human eye, all our vials are filled automatically and contain exactly the same quantity of peptide.
Peptides come in a variety of shapes and sizes due to their nature. Often the ‘cake’ may break during transit. This is normal and doesn’t affect their quality or potency. Also, proteins like LR3 are naturally larger than GRF or GHRP.
Our products are sold on the understanding that they are exclusively for research purposes only. They should never be used for the treatment of any medical condition, deficiency or disease or be added to food for human consumption.
No. The only products we sell are those you can see on our website. These products are peptides for research purposes. Please don’t ask for anything else.
ALL PRODUCTS AVAILABLE ON THIS WEBSITE ARE FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY.
DISCLAIMER: All products listed on this website and provided through Direct Peptides are intended for laboratory research and development purposes only. The products listed on this website are not for human or animal consumption or ingestion of any kind. The information, statements and products featured on this website are for research and educational purposes only and are not designed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.