All Peptide Brands: Research Vials, Topicals and Telehealth

This catalog includes two suppliers of injectable peptides, three manufacturers of topical copper peptides, and two telehealth services. Each functions in its own way: from research chemicals to prescription prescriptions to physician consultations. Here's what makes each unique.

PeptideGod

PeptideGod is a leading peptide vendor known for their wide range of products, including 11 different peptides for recovery, growth hormone, longevity, and cognitive purposes. Their peptides are available in different forms, such as lyophilized vials, sprays, and blends. Prices for their peptides vary from $29.95 for Epithalon to $59.95 for their combination of BPC-157 and TB-500. PeptideGod dispatches from its US facility using insulated packaging. Their payment methods include credit card and cryptocurrency. Currently, no Certificate of Analysis is available on the PeptideGod site.

Items followed: BPC-157 · TB-500 · BPC-157 + TB-500 Blend · Ipamorelin · AOD 9604 · Epithalon · MOTS-c · NA-Semax-Amidate · Selank + Semax Blend

Real Peptides

Real Peptides is a peptide research vendor that stands out on account of having documentation available. Each of the products in its catalog has a Certificate of Analysis that is lot-specific and has been documented. Along with HPLC purity data and mass spectrometry confirmation, they have 8 products related to recovery, growth hormone, and longevity/metabolic categories. Prices range from $39.95 to $84.00. Real Peptides ships via USPS express service in cold packages and accepts credit card payments through Awin's payment solution.

Products that have been monitored are: BPC-157 • Tesamorelin • Tesamorelin-Ipamorelin Stack • MOTS-c • NAD+ • SLU-PP-332

Neurogan Health

Neurogan is a consumer wellness brand that sells GHK-Cu copper peptide topicals. Their product line includes a face cream (1200 mg GHK-Cu, 2%, $20.00) with a 4.9/5.0 merchant rating from 34 reviews and a hair serum (2400 mg GHK-Cu, 4%, $55.00) with a 4.4/5.0 rating from 151 reviews. Neurogan clearly labels GHK-Cu concentration and total milligram content on their product pages, a transparency standard not matched by all topical brands. Products ship as standard cosmetics without cold chain requirements.

Scantifix

Scantifix has launched a singular product which is a topical GHK-Cu product priced at $49.00. The product places Scantifix in between the consumer driven products and professional products. Instead of focusing too much on the additional active ingredients, their product simply focuses on the GHK-Cu. The concentration of the products is not as well disclosed on the labeling as Neurogen's products. Scantifix being a smaller brand doesn't have much data available when it comes to reviews unlike the bigger brand Neurogen.

DoctorDerm

DoctorDerm sells a Copper Peptide Complex as a luxury skincare item for $74.50, making it the most expensive topical treatment available. The treatment blends GHK-Cu with several other active ingredients into a serum solution for fine lines, skin firmness and skin color. At the same time, DoctorDerm does not clearly highlight the actual GHK-Cu content on the product page. As of this review, no commentaries from independent reviewers have been found.

Biltrx

Biltrx is a telemedicine service that links patients to doctors for consultations involving peptide therapy. However, Biltrx differs from other research organizations in that it works within the framework of prescription medicine. This means that patients must meet a licensed physician who will prescribe the peptides via the compounding pharmacy. This is a much different idea than purchasing research chemicals outright. We mention Biltrx for completeness as part of the landscape of peptide access. As such, we do not track costs for telemedicine services, as costs are determined by a doctor protocol and the pricing of the compounding pharmacy.

Arc-1

Arc-1 serves as a telehealth platform offering access to peptide treatments under the physician's supervision. Similar to Biltrx, Arc-1 connects patients to healthcare professionals who can prescribe peptides coming from pharmaceutical companies. The operational model includes consultations, coordinating laboratories and managing their treatment plan. Arc-1 marks the regulated part of the peptide market as the compounds are distributed with the physicians' supervision and not as research chemicals. Prices vary depending on the protocol so comparisons are impossible with those for research supplier vials.