For laboratory research use only · Not for human consumption · 18+

Research Peptides. Uncompromising Purity.

Third-party verified to a minimum of 99% purity by HPLC and mass spectrometry. Every batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis.

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99%+Purity, every batch
COAScan-to-verify, every vial
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Bestselling compounds

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Bestseller99.0%Reta — research-grade peptide
Research peptide

Reta

≥99% · HPLC verifiedSome sizes unavailable
from £145.00
Bestseller99.4%GHK-Cu — research-grade peptide
Copper peptide

GHK-Cu

≥99% · HPLC verifiedSome sizes unavailable
from £40.00
Bestseller99.2%BPC-157 — research-grade peptide
Single peptide

BPC-157

≥99% · HPLC verifiedSome sizes unavailable
from £38.00
Bestseller99.1%MOTS-C — research-grade peptide
Mitochondrial peptide

MOTS-C

≥99% · HPLC verifiedSome sizes unavailable
from £99.00
Research orientation

What these compounds are studied for

01

Tissue Repair

Studied for roles in tissue-repair mechanisms and cellular recovery pathways in controlled laboratory models.

02

Neurological Pathways

Investigated for interactions with neurological signalling pathways in controlled in-vitro settings.

03

Collagen & Skin Biology

Studied for roles in collagen-synthesis pathways and oxidative-stress response mechanisms.

04

Mitochondrial Biology

Investigated for effects on mitochondrial function and cellular energy-regulation pathways.

Independent verification

Named labs. Real certificates.

Every flagship batch is independently analysed and the full Certificate of Analysis is published — not a marketing summary. Verify the batch reference against the issuing laboratory before you order.

PeptideVerify (UK)Janoshik Analytical
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Certificate of Analysis✓ Verified
CompoundGHK-Cu
Purity (HPLC)99.4%
Mol. weight340.8 Da
MethodHPLC / MS
BatchPV-7CB661-IHCB-26
Issued10 Mar 2026
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