Tools · Prices verified through September 2026
Tools for reading a peptide price
2 tools over the 65 published figures and 16 sellers the boards use — the cost tool covers the 49 of them on a boarded compound. Every figure carries the terms it was published under, and nothing is converted.
The 2 tools
What a monthly peptide price actually compares
Group every published figure by delivery form, see the spread within each one, and read which sellers advertise a compound without publishing a figure that can be compared at all.
What each seller publishes about itself
One row per seller, showing which of the four disclosure facts it publishes, how many compounds it advertises, and how many of those carry a published figure.
The three rules both tools follow
These pages compute from the 65 published figures and 16 sellers the compound boards use — the disclosure tool over all 16 sellers and every figure they publish, the cost tool over the 49 of those figures that sit on a compound with a board. Nothing on them is typed by hand, and nothing on them is estimated.
- 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.
- 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. 5 seller-and-compound pairs on the boarded compounds sit in exactly that position today.
- A missing value is not a zero. 8 of the 16 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: 2 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. The cost tool separates those and says so on the page.