Wholesale peptide price list

On this list, from $5.19 to $436.00 a sealed box of ten vials, in US dollars, across all 168 lines. Every row also shows the price per vial and per milligram, so a box price can be compared against a different vial size honestly. To a US address, freight is included from $1,000 of goods; below that the checkout quotes the carrier’s rate for the carton and the address, or a flat $35.00 when no live quote is available; to Canada and other countries the desk quotes it. The figure is on the proforma before you pay.

Most of them are not, and the word is doing a lot of work: on this list alone the 158 milligram-denominated lines run from $0.00359/mg to $31.160/mg, a range of about 8,688 to one. What moves that figure is the compound, not the supplier. A longer chain takes more coupling steps to assemble and more work to separate from the sequences that came out a residue short, and a recombinant protein is grown and purified rather than assembled at all. What barely moves is the vial, the fill and the release testing, which cost about the same whatever the vial holds, and that is why one compound is cheaper per milligram in a larger vial than in a small one. Both effects are visible in the per-unit column on every row of this list.

Nobody can answer that for you, and a supplier claiming to be cheapest is telling you about their marketing rather than their list. What is comparable is the price per milligram at the vial size you order, which is printed in its own column here and is why a bigger box is not automatically the better buy. The whole list is also downloadable as CSV and JSON, if you want to compare it against anyone else's.

Yes, and it steps up with the account: $100 on a first order, $300 on the second, $500 on the third and $1,000 from the fourth order on, counted on goods. One sealed box of ten vials is the smallest quantity of a regular line, and the 92 lines marked special order in the Stock column take 50 boxes. BAC3 and BAC10 are sold 10 boxes at a time: bacteriostatic water ships in its own parcel. Boxes are not split. How accounts and minimums work.

No. Every figure on this page is public and needs no login, no quote form and no email address. An account, which is free, is what turns a price into an order.

No, and there are no coupons or sales. What comes off is automatic, and there are two kinds. An order of $5,000 of goods or more takes a percentage off that order: 5 percent from $5,000, 10 percent from $10,000, 15 percent from $20,000 and 20 percent from $50,000. And the account tier, which is worked out from lifetime spend on paid orders, comes off the goods on every later order: Silver from $5,000 takes 3 percent off, Gold from $15,000 takes 6 percent off, Platinum from $50,000 takes 10 percent off, Diamond from $100,000 takes 15 percent off. The larger of the two is applied at checkout, never both, so there is nothing to type in and nothing to go looking for.

It was last revised 27 October 2026. Prices move with what the goods cost to land, and the date printed with the list is the date of the list you are reading.