Tools, with prices verified through September 2026

Tools for reading a peptide price

11 tools over the 1447 published figures and 422 sellers the boards use: 3 that read across every compound, and 8 that each answer what one compound costs. Every figure carries the terms it was published under, and nothing is converted.

The 3 tools that read across every compound

What each compound costs

One page per ranked board, each one over that compound’s own published figures. Every quartile on them is computed inside a single delivery form, because an injection and a sublingual tablet are not the same purchase and one spread across both would compare a cream against a vial.

Three rules every tool here follows

These pages compute from the 1447 published figures and 422 sellers the compound boards use — the disclosure tool over all 422 sellers and every figure they publish, the two pricing tools over the 1267 of those figures that sit on a compound with a board. Nothing on them is typed by hand, and nothing on them is estimated.

  1. A figure never appears without its terms. Every price carries the qualifier it was published under — the plan length, the billing cycle, whether it is a first-month rate or the one after it. A figure quoted without that is a different claim.
  2. Nothing is converted. Where a seller publishes a price against a vial or a capsule and never says what period it covers, no monthly figure is derived from it. That seller is named as publishing nothing comparable instead. 409 seller-and-compound pairs on the boarded compounds sit in exactly that position today.
  3. A missing value is not a zero. 325 of the 422 sellers publish no state-coverage list at all. That reads as “not published” on every page here, never as zero states — a seller with no published list is not a seller operating nowhere.

One consequence worth stating up front: 8 of the compounds this site boards are sold in more than one delivery format, so a single lowest-price figure for them compares a cream against a vial. Both pricing tools separate those and say so on the page.

A second consequence sits underneath all of it. A per-month figure can be a rate a reader pays once and stops, or a plan total divided out that nobody can buy a single month of. Sorting those together compares offers that are not alike, and the term tool splits them apart — naming every figure whose term is not recorded in a field rather than guessing at one.