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Every product we have priced, from both vendors

55 products across two vendors. Sort them, search them, filter them by what you are looking for, and see the price next to the evidence tier we gave the compound inside. The vendors ship to different parts of the world, so the first setting worth changing is where you are. The second is what for, and those buttons are ordered by measured demand in your own region, not by our preference.

By Lungelo NcananaReviewed 19 September 202655 productsTwo vendors

How to use this

Set your region first and the list will drop the vendor that cannot post to you. Then set what you are looking for, and the list drops everything else. Every tier here matches the tier on the compound guide it links to, and every price is the vendor's own listed price, read on 19 September 2026. No row is hidden from a search engine: with JavaScript off you still get all 55 products and every button.

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Following a vendor link records that a link was followed, the page it was on, and the product it was for. No cookie is set, no identifier is stored on your device, and we do not record your address or your browser. The region buttons remember your choice on your own device so the list does not reset.

Certapeptides · Europe

CERTALAB S.R.L., Bucharest, Romania. Prices in euro. Ships to 32 destinations: the 27 EU member states plus the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Iceland, Israel and Serbia. Ships to the United States: no.

The one shipping fact that changes the maths. United Kingdom orders go by DHL Express only, at €45.99, which on a small order is most of the order. Inside the EU, shipping runs from €4.99 in Romania to €37.99, and the Baltics sit at the top of that range.

Purple Peptides · United States

Made and shipped from a US facility. Prices in dollars, free shipping over $299. Ships inside the United States only. This is the whole store, not a selection: every one of their 28 priced listings is a row, and each one links to the review that argues for or against it where we have written one. Their kits are the only place on this site where a compound with real demand comes with a working purchase route, which is also why four of these rows carry a warning rather than a recommendation.

Read the price column next to the retail claim in the line under it. Every kit on this vendor’s site states two different retail prices, one on its own product page and another on the store listing, and a 60 day kit is offered at a lower claimed retail than the 30 day kit holding half as much. We report both rather than pick the flattering one, and we discount from neither.

What is not on this page

Three rows are missing on purpose. Purple Peptides lists two products at $0.00, one called GLP3-R and one called Developer, and a store card at $100. A product with no price is not a price we can report, so they are named here instead of given a button that leads nowhere, and the gift card is store credit and not a compound. GLP3-R is the more interesting of the two, because the same vendor’s kits use GLP-3R as the component their weight-loss protocols are named around while the vial on its own carries no price at all.

Semaglutide has a full guide here and no row, because neither vendor stocks it. That is the right call and worth saying out loud, given it is the compound most people arrive looking for. Tirzepatide does now have a row, sold by Purple Peptides as Tirz at $99, and it is the row on this page we would most want a reader to pause over: tirzepatide is a licensed medicine with a registered supply chain and a real label, so a research vial of it is not that product. Certapeptides does not stock either, and we would rather report that than pad the American column with a compound it does not sell.

Six of the eight American protocols publish what is in the kit, which is the opposite of what a template called a protocol usually turns out to mean, and Purple Neuro is the one that publishes nothing. Where a kit publishes its contents we file it under every category it touches, which is why the Elevate appears under weight loss, growth and skin at once. Where a vendor does not name its compounds, as with Purple Neuro and the KLOW and CJC-1295 blends, the row appears under Everything and under no category, because we will not guess what is in a vial to make a filter look fuller.

Where the argument is

Guides

Compound guidesThe evidence review behind every tier on this page

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Peptide blendsWhy nothing here has ever been trialled as a blend

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How to read a COAThe checks to run before you buy anything above

Disclosure. PeptoPurity is an affiliate of both vendors listed on this page, Certapeptides and Purple Peptides, and earns a commission on qualifying purchases made through the links here, at no additional cost to you. Neither relationship sets an evidence tier, changes a price we report, or changes a verdict. Our worst-assessed products carry the same buttons as our best, and the shipping facts that argue against a purchase sit above the grids rather than buried under them.

Prices and availability. Every price was read from the vendor catalogue on 19 September 2026 and can change without notice, so check the vendor page before buying. This is a priced index and not an endorsement of any use: nothing listed is approved by the FDA, the EMA or any other regulator for use in humans, and all of it is sold as laboratory research material. We publish no dosing and no reconstitution guidance for anything.

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