Research use disclaimer

This page states the single condition every order from this store is sold under. It applies to all 31 products, without exception, and it does not change from one compound to another.

Read it before you order. If you disagree with any part of it, don’t order.

Every product on this site is supplied for in vitro laboratory research use only.

Nothing sold here is a drug, a medicine, a supplement, a cosmetic, a food, or a medical device. Nothing sold here is approved by Health Canada, or by any other regulator, for administration to a human being or to an animal. That includes every compound, every strength, every blend, and the reconstitution supplies sold alongside them.

We don’t sell for personal use, and we won’t help you use these compounds on yourself or on anyone else.

These are not oversights. Each one is a deliberate refusal, and asking won’t change the answer.

• No dosing. Not for any compound, at any strength, for any purpose.
• No protocols, cycles or stacks. Not on product pages, not in email, not in chat.
• No administration guidance. Nothing about routes, sites, schedules, or equipment for use in a person or an animal.
• No therapeutic claims. We don’t say any compound treats, prevents, cures, improves or alleviates anything in a human being or an animal.
• No comparisons to approved medicines. We won’t tell you a research compound is “the same as” or “works like” a prescription drug.
• No medical, veterinary, legal or regulatory advice. We aren’t qualified to give any of it, and we don’t employ anyone who is.

Where published research exists, we name the study and say what it measured and in which species. We don’t stretch it further than the paper does, and a study in cells or in rodents is not a statement about people.

Peptides are a regulated category in Canada, and this is the part most sellers leave out.

Health Canada regulates injectable peptides as prescription drugs. In an advisory published on 9 April 2026, the department addressed products sold online under research labelling directly, and said in writing:

Read that carefully, because it cuts both ways. The words “research use only” on a label are not a legal exemption, and any seller who presents them as one is telling you something about how the rest of their site was written. We are not claiming an exemption. We are telling you the condition of sale and the regulatory position at the same time, so you can decide with the facts in front of you.

Health Canada has also published a notice naming unauthorised injectable peptide products that were seized from a Canadian seller.² A number of the compounds we list appear by name on it.

Nothing on this site is authorised for sale as a drug in Canada. No product here carries a Drug Identification Number, a Natural Product Number, or a medical device licence, and no product here has been reviewed by Health Canada for safety, efficacy or quality.

We publish testing results because they are the most useful thing we have. They are also narrower than they look, and we’d rather say so than let a percentage do work it can’t do.

17 of our 31 products carry a third-party purity certificate. Each one names the testing laboratory, Medutest or Janoshik, and the batch it came from. 14 do not, and every one of those product pages says “not tested” in those words rather than quoting a supplier’s own claim.

A purity figure from an HPLC assay describes identity and purity in that sample. It says nothing about:

• Sterility. None of these products is tested for sterility, and none is supplied sterile.
• Endotoxin. No endotoxin testing has been performed on any product on this site.
• Heavy metals, residual solvents or microbial content. Not tested.
• Safety in any living organism. A purity assay is a chemistry result, not a safety result.

A compound can be 99% pure and still be entirely unsuitable for anything other than laboratory work. Purity and safety are different questions, and we only answer the first one.

By placing an order you confirm that you are ordering for laboratory research purposes only, that you are legally able to receive these materials where you live, and that you’ll handle and dispose of them in line with the rules that apply to your laboratory or institution.

You are responsible for knowing the law where you are. Import rules, permitted substances and professional obligations vary between provinces and between countries, and we can’t advise you on yours.

These are laboratory materials and should be treated as such: appropriate personal protective equipment, appropriate containment, and disposal in line with your institution’s rules and your local regulations. Keep them out of reach of children and of anyone who might mistake them for something else.

We supply no safety data sheets, and the absence of one is not a statement that a compound is safe.

We can’t advise you, and we won’t try. Contact a physician, or call your local poison control centre. If someone is seriously unwell, call emergency services.

We describe what we hold and what we have had tested, and we correct our published figures when we find them wrong. We don’t warrant that any product is fit for any particular purpose, because the only purpose we sell for is laboratory research and the conditions of that work are yours, not ours.

Buying from this site does not create any professional relationship between us and you.

This page wins. If any product page, category page, marketing message or email on this site appears to say something that contradicts what’s written here, this page is the controlling statement, and we’d like to know about the contradiction so we can fix it.

1. Health Canada. “Think twice before injecting peptides bought online: unauthorized products can seriously harm your health.” Advisory, 9 April 2026. https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/think-twice-injecting-peptides-bought-online-unauthorized-products-can-seriously-harm
2. Health Canada. “Unauthorized injectable peptide drugs seized and sold by Canada Peptide may pose serious health risks.” https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/unauthorized-injectable-peptide-drugs-seized-and-sold-canada-peptide-may-pose-serious