
BPC-157
C62H98N16O22
Standing order — terms on account
Know what’s in the vial.
Down to the last milligram.
Four analytical checks on every batch — identity, purity, contaminants, stability. Published against the lot number printed on the vial, not averaged across a product line.
C62H98N16O22
Supplied lyophilised and sealed under vacuum. Identity confirmed by mass spectrometry against theoretical mass; purity published with the chromatogram behind it, not as a number on its own.
C212H350N56O78S
Thymosin beta-4 fragment, lyophilised. Reported with the same four-assay panel and the same lot-level traceability as every other compound in the catalogue.
C37H51N9O10S
Supplied lyophilised. Storage and handling conditions travel with the batch record rather than sitting in a general FAQ, because they are what the record was written against.
Sample catalogue — formulas are public chemistry, all lots, purities, prices and stock are placeholders
Confirms the molecule in the vial is the one on the label. Observed molecular weight is reported next to the theoretical value so identity can be checked, not assumed.
The proportion of the sample represented by the main peak, under a published method. A percentage without the chromatogram behind it is a claim, not a result.
Synthesis and cleavage leave traces. The residual solvent panel and endotoxin result are reported in their proper units so a batch can be assessed for its intended laboratory use.
Appearance, water content, manufacturing date and retest date. These are what tell a buyer whether the vial in front of them still matches the record behind it.
Four assays · one lot · full traceability
Solid-phase synthesis against a defined sequence, cleaved, purified and lyophilised. The batch record starts here and the lot number is assigned before anything is filled.

Identity, purity, contaminants and stability, run against the filled lot rather than a representative sample. The certificate is issued to the lot number and nothing ships without it.

Sealed, desiccated and dark until despatch. Storage conditions are part of the batch record because they are the conditions the analytical results were written against.

“The first supplier we found whose certificate of analysis matched the lot in the freezer rather than a representative sample.”
“Purity figures published per lot, with the chromatogram attached. That is still unusual enough to be worth saying out loud.”
“No claims, no dosing charts, no before-and-afters. A catalogue, a method and a cold chain.”
Every vial ships with the certificate written against its own lot number. Prices are indicative and set per supplier.

C62H98N16O22
Standing order — terms on account

C212H350N56O78S
Standing order — terms on account

C37H51N9O10S
Standing order — terms on account
Pricing & pack sizes — supplier to set
Universities, contract research organisations and laboratory distributors order differently from individual researchers. Tiers, minimum quantities and payment terms are published rather than negotiated by email.
Tier percentages & MOQ — supplier to set
All products are supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research. Not for human or veterinary use, and not for any therapeutic, diagnostic or clinical application. None of the products listed are medicines.
This site publishes analytical and handling data only. It carries no statements about biological effects, benefits, protocols, preparation or administration, and none are provided on request.
The buyer is responsible for safe handling and storage, and for compliance with every law that applies to them — including the import rules of the destination country. Some compounds are restricted in some jurisdictions.
Research context, delivery destination and import responsibility are confirmed before the first despatch. Wire to Formspree before launch
Distributor names, addresses and territories — supplier to set
Wire this form to the supplier’s list before launch — it posts nowhere as shipped