Buying peptides online: 7 things researchers should check
A practical guide to buying peptides online: reading listings, comparing price per milligram, blends, shipping and storage.

Buying peptides online: start with the basics
Buying peptides online for research is simple once you know what to look at. This guide covers what a good listing tells you, how to compare sizes, how peptides should arrive and how to store them, using the 102 peptides in the Raw Amino store as the example.
1. Read the product page, not just the name
A useful listing tells you the exact amount in the vial, the form (freeze-dried powder), what the compound is and what the published research says. Every Raw Amino product page also has a specification list, a mixing chart and links to PubMed.
2. Compare price per milligram
Vial prices only make sense per milligram. BPC-157 at Raw Amino is $54 for 5mg (about $10.80 per mg) or $92 for 10mg (about $9.20 per mg). NAD+ drops from $0.57 per mg in the 100mg vial to about $0.37 per mg in the 750mg vial.
3. Decide between single peptides and blends
A blend puts two or three peptides in one vial at a fixed ratio. That saves a mixing step if your protocol already pairs them, like the CJC-1295 Ipamorelin Blend or the BPC-157 TB-500 Blend. If you need to change the ratio, buy the singles.
4. Check shipping and discounts
Shipping costs can change the real price a lot. Raw Amino ships every order free, worldwide, gives 10% off a first order with firstrawamino$$, and takes 15% off crypto payments.
5. Know how peptides should arrive
Research peptides should arrive freeze-dried in sealed, labelled vials. Dry powder is stable at room temperature for several days, so no ice is needed. Check the seals and labels when the parcel comes.
6. Store them properly
Concentration is the amount in the vial divided by the water you add. Use sterile bacteriostatic water, let it run slowly down the inside of the glass and swirl until the powder is gone; don’t shake it. Keep sealed vials frozen at -20°C, and once mixed, keep the vial in the fridge at 2 to 8°C and use it within about four weeks.
7. Check the rules where you live
Research peptides are sold for laboratory use only, and import rules vary by country. Our guides for the US, Europe, Canada and Australia cover the basics.
Ready to start? Browse the shop or go back to the Raw Amino home page.
A quick checklist
- Exact amount per vial stated on the page
- Freeze-dried form, sealed and labelled
- Price per milligram compared across sizes
- Shipping cost and import rules checked
- A freezer ready at -20°C for when it arrives
Why order from Raw Amino
Every peptide in the store is in stock, ships as a sealed and labelled freeze-dried vial, and travels free to any country we deliver to. First-time customers take 10% off with firstrawamino$$, and paying with crypto takes 15% off at checkout. Each product page lists the exact amount, a mixing chart and links to the published research, so you know what you’re buying before it reaches the cart.
Peptides to compare when buying online
All in stock, with free worldwide shipping.
BPC-157 5mg / 10mgFrom $54
NAD+ 100mg / 250mg / 750mgFrom $57
CJC-1295 Ipamorelin Blend 10mg$87
BPC-157 TB-500 Blend 10mg / 20mgFrom $110Buying peptides online FAQ
What should a peptide listing include?
The exact amount, the form, what the compound is and the research behind it.
Are bigger vials better value?
Usually. At Raw Amino the larger size always costs less per milligram.
How should peptides arrive?
Freeze-dried in sealed, labelled vials. No ice is needed.
Does Raw Amino charge for shipping?
No. Shipping is free worldwide.
Shop research peptides
Every peptide is in stock and ships free. New customers save 10% with firstrawamino$$.
Raw Amino products are sold for laboratory research use only. They aren’t for human or veterinary use, and the FDA hasn’t evaluated them.
