We sell peptides so that every single vial can be checked
We are a Kazakhstan-based company: we bring in peptides with a batch analysis report, keep them in medical refrigerators and ship them in insulated packaging. A package can be confirmed by its code before you even open it.
Peptides are sold blind — that is the first thing we set out to change
The market runs on chat messages: a price in a text, an unlabelled vial, payment to someone's personal card. You can ask about purity, but the answer stays just words — there is nothing to check it against.
We built the business so that every awkward question has an answer before you pay: a batch analysis report, a code on the box, cold all the way, and documents for organisations. It is not a line of copy — it is something you can check yourself.
What a buyer usually cannot find out
What the purity really is and who measured it
Which batch the vial came from and when it was made
How long the vial spent out of refrigeration
Who to take a complaint to and who can issue an invoice
We have an answer to every one of these, and it is backed by a document or by the code on the package.
Principles
Four rules we do not bend
Each of them can be verified: behind them stand a document, a batch number and a code on the package — not our word.
Purity is backed by a document
Every batch has an HPLC analysis report: batch number, date and the measured share of the active substance — no less than 99%. We have no pretty company-wide quality certificate; we have a report for your batch.
Provenance is traceable down to the batch
We know where every vial came from, and we never repack or mix batches. The code on the box shows the article, the batch number and the production date.
The cold chain never breaks
Storage means medical refrigerators; shipping means an insulated box with coolant. We pick the delivery method by destination so the parcel stays within the allowed time in transit.
Documents, not excuses
For organisations: an invoice, a supply contract and closing documents, with batch reports for every shipment. For a private buyer: clear payment and exactly the same markings on the box a clinic gets.
How we work
A vial's journey: from sample to the code in your hands
Five steps, each of which leaves a trace — a report, a batch number or a scan record.
01
Choosing the supplier and testing samples
Before an item reaches the catalog we take samples and send them for analysis. If the purity, the packaging or the supplier's answers fall short, the item never makes the catalog.
02
Batch analysis and the report
Every batch goes through HPLC. The report — batch number, date, measured purity — is tied to the article, so you see the data for your own vial rather than a generic sheet for the listing.
03
Packaging with unique codes
Each box carries a QR code and a code hidden under a scratch layer. The first leads to the verification page; the second is visible only to whoever scratches it first — and the scan count shows if the box has been checked before.
04
Refrigerated storage
Vials sit in medical refrigerators in the warehouse, not in a back room at room temperature. Batches are kept apart so dates and numbers cannot get mixed up while an order is packed.
05
Delivery and checking on arrival
We ship in an insulated box with coolant. Once it arrives, check the code: the verification page shows the batch, the production date, the shelf life and the number of scans.
Purity of at least 99% — as a number in a report, not a word in a description
HPLC is liquid chromatography: the mixture is separated into its components and the share of the target substance is measured. The result is a number, not an impression.
The method is HPLC: it measures the share of the active substance, not merely its presence
The threshold is 99%: a batch below it does not go on sale
The link is to the batch: a report covers a specific batch, not a catalog listing
Access before you buy: ask for the report in advance and view it by code after delivery
We answer for what is in the vial and where it came from. Choosing a protocol or prescribing is a specialist's job, and we do not do it.
Who we sell to
Organisations and private buyers get different terms
A clinic needs documents and predictable supply; a private buyer needs speed and clear payment. We keep the two paths apart so nobody waits on someone else's paperwork.
For organisations
Clinics, aesthetic practices, medical centres
An invoice, a supply contract and closing documents
Analysis reports for every batch supplied
Volume pricing and repeat orders on the same terms
An agreed delivery schedule and a dedicated manager
We do not claim to operate where we do not operate yet. Here is how things stand today and what is coming.
Today
Kazakhstan
We operate as a sole proprietorship, with the warehouse and shipping in Almaty. Courier inside the city; transport companies and post everywhere else. Prices in tenge.
In progress
Russia
We are preparing to enter the Russian market: it needs its own payment methods and its own cold-chain logistics. The rouble and the dollar will appear in prices along with that step.
The site runs in three languages: Russian, Kazakh and English. Registration details, the warehouse address and phone numbers are on the contacts page.
