BPC-157

99.781%

Janoshik GYC4CQSX
PT-141

99.70%

Medutest WWB-P41-9870
KLOW Blend 80mg

99.63%

Medutest WWB-KL80-6138
Retatrutide

99.562%

Janoshik GYC42DWH
Kisspeptin-10

99.46%

Medutest WWB-KS10-4805
KPV

99.44%

Medutest WWB-KP10-4608
LL-37

99.44%

Medutest WWB-375-5496
SLU-PP-332

99.40%

Medutest WWB-SLU5-2073
MOTS-c

99.29%

Medutest WWB-MS40-8507
CJC-1295 Ipamorelin Blend

99.27%

Medutest WWB-CP10-8748
Glutathione

99.15%

Medutest WWB-GTT-8626
TB-500

98.99%

Medutest WWB-BT10-7694
Thymosin Alpha-1

98.95%

Medutest WWB-TA10-3421
GHK-Cu

98.87%

Medutest WWB-CU100-4385
NAD+

98.83%

Medutest WWB-NJ500-4030
Epithalon

98.80%

Medutest WWB-ET50-9583
Semax

98.59%

Medutest WWB-XA10-2430
BPC-157

99.781%

Janoshik GYC4CQSX
PT-141

99.70%

Medutest WWB-P41-9870
KLOW Blend 80mg

99.63%

Medutest WWB-KL80-6138
Retatrutide

99.562%

Janoshik GYC42DWH
Kisspeptin-10

99.46%

Medutest WWB-KS10-4805
KPV

99.44%

Medutest WWB-KP10-4608
LL-37

99.44%

Medutest WWB-375-5496
SLU-PP-332

99.40%

Medutest WWB-SLU5-2073
MOTS-c

99.29%

Medutest WWB-MS40-8507
CJC-1295 Ipamorelin Blend

99.27%

Medutest WWB-CP10-8748
Glutathione

99.15%

Medutest WWB-GTT-8626
TB-500

98.99%

Medutest WWB-BT10-7694
Thymosin Alpha-1

98.95%

Medutest WWB-TA10-3421
GHK-Cu

98.87%

Medutest WWB-CU100-4385
NAD+

98.83%

Medutest WWB-NJ500-4030
Epithalon

98.80%

Medutest WWB-ET50-9583
Semax

98.59%

Medutest WWB-XA10-2430

Third-party tested

17 compounds, 98.59% to 99.781%

Batch named

Its lot on the page and the packing slip

Canada-wide

Research peptides Canada wide, every province

Research use only

No therapeutic claims, anywhere

We supply research peptides Canada wide, and we name the batch and the laboratory behind every figure we publish.

Seventeen of the thirty one compounds we stock carry a third-party purity result. On those pages you get the figure, the testing laboratory, the assay method and the lot it came from. On the other fourteen you get the words “not yet tested”, which is the part most suppliers leave out. Everything here is sold for laboratory research use only.

products stocked
0
with a third-party result
0
independent laboratories
0
dosing charts, by choice
0

Shop by research area

Grouped by what each compound is studied for rather than by what it promises. Every category page sets out what’s actually documented about the compounds inside it.

Cognitive & Nootropic Research Peptides

GLP-1 & Metabolic Research Peptides

Growth Hormone & Muscle Research Peptides

Healing & Recovery Research Peptides

Immune Support Research Peptides

Longevity & Cellular Research Peptides

Peptide Blends & Stacks

Peptides for Weight Loss & Body Composition

Reconstitution Supplies & Accessories

Sexual Health & Hormone Research Peptides

Skin, Hair & Cosmetic Research Peptides

Sleep & Circadian Research Peptides

A purity figure means nothing unless you can tie it to your vial

Most Canadian peptide sites show a percentage. Some show a badge. Very few name the batch that percentage came from, and that number is the only thing connecting a report to the vial in your hand.
So here is exactly what we have. Seventeen compounds carry a third-party purity result. For each one we publish the figure, the testing laboratory, the report number, the batch, the date and the method. We hold the original report and send it on request.
Here is what we don’t have yet, because you should hear it from us rather than find out. Our current laboratory doesn’t host these reports at a public address, so you can’t open one from this page and check it yourself. We’re having the main compounds retested at a lab that publishes a verifiable report per batch. Until that lands, the figures are ours to stand behind rather than yours to verify, and we’d rather say so.

Seventeen compounds, seventeen batches

The whole table, not a selection. Purity runs from 98.59% to 99.781%, tested by Janoshik and Medutest. Each row names the lot the figure came from, which is the number that ties a report to a vial.

Compound

Purity

Laboratory

Batch

99.781%

Janoshik

GYC4CQSX

99.70%

Medutest

WWB-P41-9870

99.63%

Medutest

WWB-KL80-6138

99.562%

Janoshik

GYC42DWH

99.46%

Medutest

WWB-KS10-4805

99.44%

Medutest

WWB-KP10-4608

99.44%

Medutest

WWB-375-5496

99.40%

Medutest

WWB-SLU5-2073

99.29%

Medutest

WWB-MS40-8507

99.27%

Medutest

WWB-CP10-8748

99.15%

Medutest

WWB-GTT-8626

98.99%

Medutest

WWB-BT10-7694

98.95%

Medutest

WWB-TA10-3421

98.87%

Medutest

WWB-CU100-4385

98.83%

Medutest

WWB-NJ500-4030

98.80%

Medutest

WWB-ET50-9583

98.59%

Medutest

WWB-XA10-2430

An HPLC purity result covers identity and purity of the material in the tested lot. It doesn’t measure sterility, endotoxin or heavy metals. We hold the original report for every row and send it on request. The section above says plainly why you can’t open one yourself yet. The other 14 products are listed as not yet tested, on their own pages, in exactly those words.

Buy research peptides in Canada, tested and batch named

Sorted by the date the certificate was issued, not by sales. Each card carries the purity, the laboratory and the lot before you open the page.

How to read a certificate of analysis

A COA isn’t hard to read once you know which four things to look at.

1

Whether the laboratory is genuinely independent

2

Whether the batch on the report matches the batch you received

3

What the assay method actually measured

4

What it didn’t measure, which is usually the important part

It takes about four minutes, and it’ll make you a harder customer to sell to. Including for us.

Data panel

What we publish for BPC-157

Healing & Recovery

Purity, HPLC

99.781%

on a 98 to 100 percent scale

1

Laboratory

Janoshik, independent

2

Batch

GYC4CQSX

3

Method

HPLC

4

Not covered by this assay: sterility, endotoxin, heavy metals

The four checks, numbered to match the list, against a row we actually publish. This is our data panel, not a reproduction of the laboratory’s document, which we hold and send on request.

Peptide reconstitution calculator

Enter the vial’s total mass and the concentration you’re working to. It returns the volume of bacteriostatic water to add. For a blend, use the blend’s total mass, never a single component’s.

This is arithmetic, not a dosing recommendation. It’s also the step people most often get wrong, which is why it sits on the homepage rather than behind an email form.

How an order works here

01

Read the figure first

On a tested compound the purity, the laboratory and the lot sit on the product page before anything goes in the cart. On an untested one the page says so in those words.

02

We ship the lot we tested

The batch reference travels with the parcel, so the report you read is the report for the vial you open. Nothing is substituted from another lot without telling you.

03

Ask for the report

Send the batch number through the contact form and we email the original certificate we hold, whether or not you bought from us.

What you will not find on this site

Describing what a compound does, in a shop that sells it, is a therapeutic claim. That’s the line between supplying a research compound and marketing an unlicensed drug, and most of our competitors publish protocol charts anyway. Here’s the trade we make instead.

Never on this site

Dosing charts and protocols

Before and after photographs

Any claim that a compound treats, prevents or improves anything

Star ratings and reviews we haven't earned

Stock photographs of a laboratory we don't own

A purity figure with no batch attached to it

On every product page instead

The purity figure, or the words "not yet tested"

The laboratory that ran the assay, named

The batch that figure came from

The method, so you know what was measured

What the assay does not cover, in the same paragraph

The published research, cited and linked to its source

Where Canadian law actually sits on this

Health Canada has stated in writing that labelling an injectable peptide “for research use only” does not remove it from drug regulation. The regulator has published advisories naming specific compounds, seized product from Canadian sellers, and obtained a court injunction against at least one seller.

Almost every supplier in this category presents research use labelling as though it settles the legal question. On the regulator’s own published statements, it doesn’t. We’d rather tell you that on the homepage than bury it in a footer link.

Guides, written to be useful before you buy anything

Questions we get asked

Taken from what people actually search for, answered in the order they ask.
Are peptides legal in Canada?
Health Canada regulates injectable peptides as drugs, and it has stated in writing that labelling one “for research use only” doesn’t remove it from that regulation. Most suppliers present research use labelling as though it settles the question. On the regulator’s own published statements, it doesn’t. Read the disclaimer in full.
Here, shipped across Canada, with the batch reference on the packing slip. The thing worth comparing between suppliers isn’t price, it’s what each one publishes: whether a third-party report exists, whether it’s shown in full, and whether it can be tied to the lot you received.
Use the peptide calculator: enter the vial’s total mass and your target concentration, and it returns the volume of bacteriostatic water. That’s arithmetic, not a dosing instruction. For a blend, use the blend’s total mass, never a single component’s.
A report from a laboratory on a specific lot of material. It states what the material is and how pure it is. It does not measure sterility, endotoxin or heavy metals, and it describes the lot tested rather than everything sharing a label.
Compare price per milligram rather than price per vial, because strengths differ between suppliers and a cheaper vial is often a smaller one. A vial with no assay and no batch reference isn’t the same product at a lower price, it’s a different proposition.
Yes. We ship research peptides Canada wide, to every province, with the lot number on the packing slip so the report on the product page matches the vial you open.

Get told when a certificate is published

One email when a compound restocks, and one when a new third-party report goes up. Nothing else. No protocols, no offers you didn’t ask for.

This site supplies compounds for laboratory research use only. Nothing sold here is approved for human or veterinary use, and nothing on this site is a therapeutic claim. You must be of legal age in your province or territory to order. Read the research use disclaimer before ordering anything.

Ask about a batch

Send us the lot number and we email the report we hold, buyer or not.

See every lab result

All 17 tested compounds, with purity, laboratory and batch.

Work out your volume

Free reconstitution calculator. No account, no email.

Read before you order

Where Canadian law sits, and what we will never claim.