What are peptides?

Peptides are short chains of amino acids — essentially small proteins that play important roles in the body, including signalling, repair, and overall cellular function.

How are peptides synthesised?

Peptides are typically produced using a method called Solid-Phase Peptide Synthesis (SPPS). This process builds the peptide step-by-step by linking amino acids in a precise sequence, followed by purification to ensure high quality and consistency.

Our peptides are produced to high purity standards, typically exceeding 99%, ensuring consistency and reliability for research use.

Unmixed (lyophilised) peptides should be stored in a freezer for long-term stability. Once reconstituted, they should be kept refrigerated and used within a recommended timeframe to maintain quality.

Peptides are synthesised in controlled laboratory environments using advanced processes to ensure accuracy, purity, and consistency.

Orders are typically dispatched quickly, with delivery times depending on location and courier. UK orders are usually delivered within a few working days.

Yes, we ship worldwide using reliable delivery services to ensure safe and secure arrival of all products.

Due to the nature of research peptides, returns are generally only accepted for damaged or incorrect items.

Reconstitution involves adding a suitable solution (commonly bacteriostatic water) to the peptide vial. This should always be done carefully and in line with proper research handling procedures.

Yes. If you need help at any stage, our team is available to assist with general product and order enquiries.