Know exactly
what you're doing.

01 — Research library

The science, as published.

Select a compound to see the studies that matter — what was tested, on whom, and what it means in plain terms. We curate for rigor, not volume.

Curation favors human trials and peer-reviewed journals where they exist; preclinical work is labeled as such. Links open the study on PubMed. Have a study you'd like our team to assess? Send it with your next order.

02 — Batch certificates

Purity and Identity Certified

Every batch is independently analyzed in the EU and US pharmacist verified before release.

03 — Reconstitution

Activating the Peptides

Gather and sanitize

Peptides ship as a freeze-dried powder for stability. Returning it to liquid form takes two minutes and four steps — done slowly, the process is straightforward. Tap a step to see its diagram.

Gather and sanitize.a.) Prepare your peptide vial, bacteriostatic water vial, a sterile transfer syringe (labeled), and alcohol wipes. b.) Ensure the surface you are working on is clean and free of clutter. c.) Remove the protective rubber vial caps from both vials (the peptide and bacteriostatic water). d.) Wipe both vial stoppers with the alcohol wipes and let them air-dry.

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Draw the water.a.) Determine how much water to add using this calculator. b.) Insert the needle of the syringe into the top portion of the bacteriostatic water vial. c.) Draw the water by pulling the plunger. d.) The amount of bacteriostatic water is typically 1 to 3 ml. e.) Remove the needle from the vial once the water line matches the mark of the volume required.

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Add it slowly, down the glass.a.) Insert the needle into the peptide vial and press the plunger. b.) Hold the vial and syringe at a slight angle, with the bottom of the vial pointing toward the ground. c.) Let the water run down the inside wall of the vial — never directly onto the powder. Peptides are delicate; a gentle stream protects the molecule. d.) Once the syringe is empty, remove it from the vial and replace the syringe cap carefully.

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Swirl, never shake.a.) Gently roll the vial between your fingers, bottom facing the ground, until the solution turns clear. b.) Refrigerate: reconstituted peptides can be kept for 4–6 weeks at 2–8 °C, away from light. c.) To ensure safety, throw away the excess bacteriostatic water vial, the used transfer syringe, and the used alcohol wipes. 

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The one rule that matters: be gentle. Slow water, soft swirls, cold storage. If your solution is clear and was kept cold, you've done it right.

04 — Dosing guidance

Peptide Protocol

These are the ranges most commonly referenced in the published research — a starting point for the conversation with your clinician, not a prescription. Start low, adjust slowly, and track how you respond.

05 — Peptide calculator

Your exact draw, computed.

Our peptide calculator is designed to intuitively determine your dosage.

06 — Frequently asked

Everything else, answered.

The questions we hear most — about peptides, reconstitution, measuring, protocols, and what our labels actually mean. Written for research-use context.

All amino.ph products are sold strictly for laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal consumption. Not a drug, supplement, or medical device.