Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — PurePeptix

A: PurePeptix is a supplier of premium-grade research peptides, amino acid chains, and analytical compounds designed exclusively for scientific, laboratory, and in-vitro studies. Our mission is to provide researchers with high-purity compounds that meet strict quality standards for reliable experimental outcomes.

A: We offer a range of research peptides including those for pre-workout, muscle gain, recovery, weight loss, general health, and anti-aging research applications. All products are supplied strictly for laboratory use.

A: No. All PurePeptix products are supplied strictly for research and laboratory use only. They are not designed to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, nor for recreational, therapeutic, clinical, human, or animal use.

A: Customers must be at least 18 years old, qualified researchers, or licensed professionals working in controlled laboratory environments. Misrepresentation may lead to order cancellation or liability for misuse.

A: Peptides are short chains of amino acids (smaller than proteins) widely used in scientific research for studying cellular processes, enzyme-substrate interactions, hormone functions, immune responses, and more.

A: Researchers use peptides in investigations involving muscle physiology, metabolic signalling, cellular communication, anti-aging mechanisms, recovery pathways, and other biochemical or analytical models.

A: Peptides act mainly as signalling molecules influencing biological processes. In contrast, SARMs target androgen receptors. The choice depends on the research objective.

A: Retatrutide is a next-generation research peptide studied in metabolic and obesity-related research due to its activity across GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors.

A: Tesamorelin is a GHRH (Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone) analogue peptide studied for its influence on growth hormone signalling and metabolic pathways.

A: Cagrilintide is a long-acting amylin analogue peptide examined in research related to metabolic and appetite regulation.

A: BAC Water is a sterile diluent used for peptide reconstitution in laboratory settings. It is provided for research purposes only and not intended for clinical or therapeutic use.

A: Peptides should be stored in a cool, dry environment, typically at low temperatures to maintain stability. Lyophilised (freeze-dried) peptides are more stable until reconstitution and should be protected from moisture and light.

A: Researchers commonly use bacteriostatic water; the solution should be added gently to prevent foaming. Do not shake the vial — swirl gently until fully dissolved. Detailed dosing and mixing guides are provided in our research library.

A: Use proper lab PPE — gloves, lab coat, eyewear, and closed footwear — and follow safe handling protocols to prevent contamination and degradation of sensitive peptides.

A: Yes — free shipping is available in Australia on all orders over $200 AUD.

A: We accept Bank Transfer (Direct Bank Deposit/Online Transfer) and Bitcoin (BTC) payments. Payment must be completed in full to proceed with order processing.

A: At checkout, a unique BTC wallet address and exact BTC amount are generated. Do not reuse old addresses; always send the exact amount (including network fees).

A: Because of the nature of research products, returns are handled case-by-case. Please review our Refund & Returns Policy linked on the site or contact support for questions.

A: You can reach us via the Contact page or email: support@purepeptix.com.

A: Visit our Research Library for guides on peptides, storage, purity, lab techniques, and safe handling practices.