COA on every lot Blends, labeled by component Supplies that ship with every order
Peppi Nerds LLC is a US-based supplier of research-use-only peptides, peptide blends, L-glutathione products and bacteriostatic water. Third-party COA on every lot, plain protective packaging, fast shipping. For laboratory research only — not for human use.
Every product is listed by its official entity name, grouped the way researchers search for it.
Lyophilized powder, lot-level COA on every vial. Sizes and documentation are on each product page.
5 mg vial. Small-molecule NNMT research compound, listed with our mitochondrial range.
Hard-shell case with foam insert for six vials. Pairs with 30 mL bacteriostatic water.
Every lot is sent to an independent lab before it is listed. The result is published as a dated COA you can open from the product page, not a purity number typed into a description.
Vials ship in a plain outer box with protective inserts. Storage guidance is printed on the packing slip and repeated in the storage guide.
The same COA, the same plain protective shipping, the same entity-named catalog you would expect from the biggest vendors, priced for researchers who order often.
A certificate of analysis (COA) is the report an independent lab issues for one specific production lot. Ours are published per lot and linked from every product page, so you can match the lot number on your vial to its result.
| Lot number | Matches the number printed on the vial label |
|---|---|
| Entity | Official peptide name and, where public, sequence |
| Test date and lab | Date issued and the independent lab that ran it |
| Method | HPLC purity, mass spectrometry identity confirmation |
| Result | Purity percentage and net peptide content, as reported |
| Document | Downloadable PDF of the original report |
Entity guides written from the published literature, with citations, plus the tools researchers use before they order.
Enter vial size and bacteriostatic water volume to get concentration per mL. Free, mobile-first, shareable results.
What is KPV?The Lys-Pro-Val tripeptide, its origin as an alpha-MSH fragment, and what has been studied.
What is GHK-Cu?Copper tripeptide-1: structure, why the powder is blue, and how it is handled in research settings.
How to store peptidesLyophilized vs reconstituted storage, temperatures, light exposure, and shelf life, with a printable chart.
Browse the catalog, then place your order on our order page. Research. Learn. Share. Repeat.