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Research peptides · tested lot by lot

Purity you can verify.

Retatrutide leads a catalog of 17 research peptides. Every lot is tested for HPLC purity and mass-spec identity, and can’t be sold until its certificate is published. The lot number on your vial opens that same record.

Release minimum
99.0% HPLC purity
On every lot
HPLC + MS purity and identity
Before sale
Certificate published
A Retatrutide vial in front, with BPC-157 and TB-500 behind it, on a black studio floor
  1. Flip-off sealA crimped aluminum seal under a flip-off cap. Intact until you open it.
  2. Printed lot numberThe label’s side panel carries the lot number. It opens this lot’s record on Verify.
  3. Freeze-dried peptideLyophilized to a dry cake for storage and shipping, as research peptides are supplied.

Verify a vial

Check a lot number against its certificate.

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Retatrutide vial, 5 mg

Flagship · Incretin & glucagon receptors

Retatrutide

LY3437943 39 residues C-terminal amide

A synthetic, lipidated 39-residue peptide that acts on three receptors: GIP, GLP-1 and glucagon.

Research use only Not an approved medicine

Average mass
4731.348 Da
Formula
C221H342N46O68
Vial sizes
5 · 10 · 20 mg
Released at
99.0% or more (HPLC)
Current lot
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Release standard

Below 99.0%, no lot ships.

A lot is published only when its certificate shows HPLC purity at or above our release minimum and a mass that matches its sequence. The store enforces it: a lot that misses can’t be listed, and nothing without a passing lot can be bought.

Lots by HPLC purity

Preview · example data

These dots are examples, including one refused lot to show the rule at work. Published lots replace them, each plotted from its own certificate.Each dot is a published lot, plotted from the HPLC purity on its own certificate. Hover over or tap a dot to read its lot and test date.Each dot is a published lot, from its own certificate. A red dot is below today’s minimum, so it isn’t on sale. Hover over or tap a dot to read it.Each dot is a published lot, from its own certificate. A red dot misses today’s rules, so it isn’t on sale. Hover over or tap a dot to read it.

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Certificate explorer

Read a certificate like the lab does.

Pick a peptide, then trace the chromatogram and the mass spectrum. Purity is the main peak’s share of the signal; identity is checked by its mass: the one it should have, next to the one it has.

Certificate of analysis

Example

Retatrutide

Example valuesLoading the lot record

HPLC purity
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Average mass, calculated
4731.348 Da
Average mass, observed
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Tested
Recorded per lot
Laboratory
Recorded per lot
Method
RP-HPLC (UV 220 nm); ESI-MS

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How a lot reaches you

Five steps, one record.

From synthesis to the vial in your hand, each lot keeps one number. Every step below is attached to it.

Made to its published sequence

Each peptide is synthesized to the exact sequence on its page, purified, then freeze-dried into a sealed vial. The sequence and the mass it implies are public before you buy.

Explore a sequence

Purity and identity, measured

HPLC separates the sample and measures the main peak’s share of the signal. Mass spectrometry weighs the molecule: a sample more than 1.0 Da off its sequence’s mass can’t pass, however pure.

How to read a certificate

Never released below the minimum

The certificate goes on file with the lot. Below the release minimum, or with a mass that doesn’t match its sequence, the store won’t publish it.

The release standard

Sealed and labelled with its lot

Vials are crimp-sealed under a flip-off cap and labelled with the lot number, so the vial and its record can’t drift apart.

Storage and handling
A labelled Retatrutide vial: flip-off cap, crimp seal and the printed label

Check the vial in your hand

Type the lot number from the label into Verify. You’ll see the same record we published before the lot went on sale, and the certificate itself.

Verify a lot

Why researchers can check us

Proof before payment.

  • No certificate, no sale

    A lot can’t be listed until its HPLC purity, observed mass, test date, laboratory and certificate file are all on record.

    Our quality standard
  • Published sequences

    Every listing shows the full sequence and the mass and formula computed from it, so identity has something to be checked against.

    Sequence Studio
  • Private checkout

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  • Corrections on record

    A published value is never changed quietly: each correction shows on the lot’s Verify record, with its date, the old and new value, and the reason.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

How testing, ordering and shipping work.

All questions

What does “research use only” mean?

Our peptides are supplied as laboratory reagents for research by qualified buyers. None is approved as a drug, food, supplement or cosmetic in the form we supply it, and none is for human or veterinary use.

We don’t give advice about using peptides in people or animals, and product pages describe what each compound is and how it is studied, never what it does to a person.

How do I know what’s in the vial?

Every lot we sell has a certificate of analysis on file, showing HPLC purity and mass-spectrometry identity for that exact lot. It is linked on the product page before you buy.

The lot number printed on your vial opens the same record on our Verify page, so you can match the vial in your hand to its test results.

What does an HPLC purity figure tell me?

High-performance liquid chromatography separates a sample into its components. Purity is the main peak’s share of the total detected signal, usually measured by UV absorbance around 214–220 nm.

It measures the main component against peptide-related impurities; it isn’t net peptide content, which also accounts for water and counter-ions.

How should lyophilized peptides be stored?

Follow the storage and transport requirements documented for the specific lot. Do not assume that every peptide can be shipped at room temperature or has the same freezer shelf life.

Once a peptide is in solution it is far less stable; our storage guide covers handling in more detail.

How do I pay, and when does my order ship?

The available payment methods are listed at checkout. A research request first enters review, with no payment due. Payment instructions appear only after verification and approval. Sample requests cannot be paid or fulfilled.

Orders are packed once payment clears. You can follow every step on the order page or with your order number on Track an order.

Ready when you are

Every lot on sale has its certificate.

Every listing shows its sequence. A lot without a published certificate isn’t for sale.Read it, check the sequence, then order. A lot without a published certificate isn’t for sale.No lot is on sale yet: each goes on sale only once its certificate is published.Nothing is on sale right now. Every sequence and published certificate stays open to read.