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Compare research peptide prices and evidence

Prices from 76 vendors, converted to a fair price per milligram, alongside what the published research actually shows.

52 compounds · 2,900 listings · 76 vendors · prices as of October 25, 2026

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Pick a research area. See which compounds have published studies for it, how strong that evidence is, and what each costs.

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Right now BPC-157 10 mg runs from $21.00 to $119.00 across 49 vendors.

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Same compound, same vial size: the cheapest listing compared with the typical (median) price.

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Vendors with the most independent testing

Ratings from Finnrick’s third-party lab tests, for vendors with at least 10 tests. These are Finnrick’s results, not ours.

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VendorTestsRating
BioLongevity Labs3471%
PeptideJFT1270%
Atomik Labz4469%
Risynth Bio1869%
UWA Elite Peptides2468%
Reta-Peptide26167%

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Frequently asked questions

What is PeptideComps?

An independent comparison site for research peptides. We collect prices from 76 vendors' public product listings, convert every listing to a price per milligram, and show what is publicly known about each vendor's testing. We don't sell anything.

How are prices compared?

Vendors sell different vial sizes, multi-vial kits and capsule bottles, so sticker prices aren't comparable. We read the size from each listing, calculate the price per mg, and compare vials of the same size against each other. Kits and listings that look like errors are kept out of headline prices.

Do you test products or verify vendors?

No. We don't test anything. “COA claimed” means the vendor says it publishes certificates of analysis. Where independent lab results exist (from Finnrick), we show that rating separately, and notes about vendors come from public sources and are often unverified.

Are these products for human use?

No. The products listed are sold for laboratory research use only. They are not approved drugs or supplements, and nothing on this site is medical advice.