We supply research grade peptides and compounds to laboratories, universities and independent researchers, with the documentation that makes the material usable in written up work.
Why this catalogue exists
Buying research compounds is unusually difficult for something so routine. Purity figures get quoted without a method. Certificates are offered on request, then turn out to belong to a different batch. Storage conditions are given as one blanket instruction covering compounds that need entirely different handling.
The result is that a lot of time gets spent verifying things that should have arrived verified. This catalogue is built the other way round. The specification is on the listing before you buy, the certificate belongs to the batch you are sent, and the storage condition stated is the one for that specific compound.
How we source
Compounds come from manufacturers who supply batch level analytical data as a matter of course rather than as a favour. Every batch is tested on arrival regardless of what the supplier’s own paperwork says, because a certificate you did not commission is one you are trusting rather than verifying.
How we hold stock
Frozen and refrigerated compounds are held at the conditions we ask you to hold them at. Stock is rotated by batch date rather than by whatever is nearest the front, and a batch approaching the end of its shelf life is withdrawn rather than discounted.
What we do not do
We do not give dosing or administration advice. We do not supply for human or veterinary use, and we decline orders where that appears to be the intention. We do not make claims about what these compounds do in people, because we sell laboratory reagents and that is a different business.
Getting in touch
Enquiries about a specific compound are answered fastest with the batch or CAS number included. Bulk and custom synthesis requests need the compound, the quantity and the minimum purity, and you will get a quote and a lead time or a straight answer that it cannot be sourced.