Research Peptides

Our research peptides range has more than 150 products, from well-known sequences like BPC-157 and TB-500 to newer metabolic peptides such as retatrutide and survodutide. Most come as freeze-dried powder in sealed vials, and many are also sold as blends, nasal sprays or capsules. Every product is sold for laboratory research use only.

Browse by type: peptide vials, peptide blends, GLP research peptides, peptide nasal sprays, peptide capsules and tablets and liposomal and topical peptides.

Popular research peptides in our range

There are 155 products in this section in total. Use the filters and sorting on this page to narrow them down.

How to choose research peptides by format

Vials are the standard format. The peptide is freeze-dried, which keeps it stable until you dissolve it, and you control the concentration by how much bacteriostatic water you add.

Blends put two to four peptides in one vial at a fixed ratio. Nasal sprays and capsules come ready to use, so there’s nothing to mix. If you’re not sure which you need, start with the single-peptide vial: it’s the most flexible, and it’s the format most published studies used.

How we test our research peptides

Each batch is checked by LC-MS (liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry), which confirms both what the compound is and how pure it is. Each product page lists the purity and the CAS number where one exists. Write the batch number from the label into your records, since small differences between batches are normal.

What you’ll find on each product page

Every product page has a short summary of what the compound is, a specifications list with the CAS number, molecular formula and weight where they exist, and a plain summary of the published research with a link to the papers on PubMed. You’ll also find the available sizes or formats, the price for each option, and storage and handling notes.

If a compound is new and hasn’t been studied much, the page says so. It’s better to know that before you plan a study around it.

Why order from Umbrella Labs

Each batch is tested before it’s listed, every product here is in stock, and most compounds come in more than one format, so you can buy the one that fits your method. You can add lab supplies like scales, pipettes and bacteriostatic water to the same order, so everything for a study arrives together.

Storage and handling

Follow the storage line on each product page. As a rule, keep everything sealed, dry and out of direct light, and label anything you decant with the compound, amount and date. Keep all research compounds out of reach of children and pets.

Common questions about research peptides

Do peptides need to be refrigerated?

Freeze-dried vials keep best in the fridge, and much longer in the freezer. Once you’ve mixed a vial, keep it in the fridge and use it within a few weeks.

Do I need anything else to use a peptide vial?

You’ll need a reconstitution solution, usually bacteriostatic water, and sterile syringes. We sell bacteriostatic water and acetic acid solution in 30mL vials.