4X Tested
for Safer Peptides
Precision-engineered research peptides in sterile, endotoxin-free formats — available as Syringes, Vials, and Pens.
Each batch verified for 99% HPLC purity, LPS-free, and GMP-finished.
Purity Proven. Precision Perfected.
At Peptibion we don’t stop at purity tests — we redefine them.
Each batch undergoes multi-stage analytical verification that includes endotoxin screening, sterility validation, and content accuracy profiling performed by accredited third-party laboratories. These are the same rigorous safeguards trusted by research institutions worldwide.
Even trace bacterial toxins can compromise experimental results or trigger unwanted biological reactions. That’s why we go beyond standard filtration — our advanced sterile-processing system ensures every peptide is LPS-free, microbe-free, and engineered for reproducibility.
Every vial and syringe carries proof of our commitment: transparent certificates confirming purity, potency, endotoxin status, and sterility.
This is more than compliance — it’s the Peptibion Standard.
Because in research, precision isn’t optional.
Setting the Gold Standard in Peptide Quality & Safety
- Partner with FDA-registered manufacturers and analytical lab
- Finished in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) facility
- Purity 99% or higher
- Endotoxin-free & Sterile
- Responsive and friendly customer service
- Endotoxin-free and sterile product
- Credit or debit cards, bank accounts and alternative payments accepted
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All products are Research Use Only (RUO). Not for human or veterinary use.
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