October 2026 peptide price report: 86 exact-package comparisons

This report preserves a specific comparison snapshot captured on 2 October 2026 at 16:45 UTC. It contains recorded item prices for exact research product packages among the suppliers PeptideTech tracks. Its purpose is to make the comparison reproducible: the source dates, package identities and downloadable numbers remain attached to the report. [1]

The retained snapshot contains 86 comparable package groups across 65 catalogue identities, all in the US supplier market and US dollars. The catalogue includes research compounds and accessories; three groups are accessory packages, so the total is not a count of peptide-only comparisons. Each group has at least two distinct suppliers. The sample consists of tracked affiliate suppliers; it is not a census of the peptide market. The report does not establish a price for every vendor, country or purchasing arrangement. [1][3]

Six exact packages in the retained snapshot

The table selects six vial packages to show the same comparison method across different identities. Each row compares one identity, labeled package size, form, market and currency. The prices in different rows describe different materials and quantities; they are not interchangeable alternatives. Source observation dates differ from the time the snapshot was captured. [1][4]

The low and high are the lowest and highest qualifying recorded item prices in that exact package group. The median is the middle supplier price, or the mean of the two middle prices when the supplier count is even. Values in the table are rounded to US cents for reading; the JSON and CSV preserve the numeric values returned by the source API. [1][4]

Read the range without turning it into a recommendation

For the recorded BPC-157 10mg vial group, six suppliers span $39.99 to $80.00, a $40.01 difference between the endpoints. Its recorded median is $59.00. This is arithmetic on item-price observations. It does not identify the lowest completed-order cost, authenticate a batch or determine which supplier meets a research procurement requirement. [1][4]

A price range can exist because sellers publish different item prices, and those observations can be taken at different times. This report does not assign a cause to the differences. Shipping, tax, destination eligibility, package availability and accepted checkout promotions require their own checks. A missing cost is an unknown amount rather than a zero charge. [4]

The recorded 5-Amino-1MQ 50mg vial row has three suppliers; Tirzepatide 10mg has two. A median based on a smaller supplier sample describes that smaller sample. Supplier counts stay beside the prices so readers can see how much observed coverage supports each row. [1]

Open the current product records

The links below open the current product comparisons. They are useful for inspecting the available supplier offers, package options and each offer’s source timestamp. Those live pages can change after publication; use the retained files when citing the figures in this dated report.

Compare current BPC-157 10mg Vial offers

Compare current GHK-Cu 50mg Vial offers

Compare current Tesamorelin 10mg Vial offers

Compare current 5-Amino-1MQ 50mg Vial offers

Compare current Retatrutide 10mg Vial offers

Compare current Tirzepatide 10mg Vial offers

How offers qualified for this snapshot

The source API includes current in-stock observations dated within seven days, retaining one latest observation per supplier inside each exact product, package, form, market and currency group. At least two suppliers are required for a group. Unknown, unavailable or stale offers do not lead the current index. The freshness window is evaluated when the source snapshot is generated. [1][4]

The same named compound in a spray, capsule, blend or different vial size belongs to a different comparison. A starting price without an established package is not included as an exact sized offer. Currency is retained as published: the US dollar figures here are not converted from another market. [4][3]

A discount is included only when it was explicitly recorded in the source offer. A supplied referral code or affiliate parameter does not create an assumed reduction. Conditional checkout promotions cannot be silently applied to every row, and a current promotion does not rewrite this retained publication. [1][4][5]

Source dates, collection gaps and the limits of a snapshot

The file capture time is 2026-10-02 16:45:27.415 UTC. The table also preserves the oldest and newest source observation within each selected group. Capturing the API at that moment did not recheck every seller at that moment; the row dates are the evidence of when the underlying prices were recorded. [1]

This report is one cross-sectional snapshot. It does not establish that prices rose or fell during October or that a supplier maintained a price between source checks. Historical charts on the site leave unobserved days empty, and their supplier coverage can change. A trend claim would require a separate, appropriately matched analysis of retained observations. [4]

The data coverage page reports source freshness and the latest available refresh-run records separately. A configured daily process is not proof that its last attempt succeeded. Refer to those records when deciding whether a current comparison needs a new source check; the retained report itself remains a historical record. [3]

Download the data and chart

The retained snapshot JSON is the source for the displayed summary. The comparisons CSV has one row for every one of its 86 package groups, including the oldest and newest source observation. The offer-level file preserves the supplier inputs, including eligible one-supplier groups that the index excludes. The static chart is a visual view of the six table rows and uses the same dollar scale, with a dot for each median. Comparing its row lengths does not make the compounds or package sizes equivalent. [1][2]

Download the retained 2 October snapshot JSON

Download all retained package comparisons as CSV

Download the underlying supplier offer inputs (JSON)

Open or save the six-package price range chart (SVG)

Download the same price range chart as a PNG for publication

Open the publisher kit: citation, optional image embed and reproduction script

Download the standalone script to reproduce all 86 package rows

The underlying supplier records were retrieved on 2 October at 16:54 UTC, after the 16:45 index capture. Their original checkedAt values were preserved. Recalculating at the original index capture time reproduced all 86 retained package summaries, including their dates, exactly. This later retrieval is disclosed in the offer file and does not turn it into a new supplier price check. [1][2]

To recalculate a group from source-offers.json, use the original indexCapturedAt time for the seven-day freshness rule. Keep valid positive in-stock or low-stock prices, group by product, size, form, market and currency, and retain one latest checkedAt per supplier. Exclude groups with fewer than two suppliers. Sort prices to obtain the low, middle-price median and high; count the suppliers and retain the earliest and latest original checkedAt. Do not join rows solely by product name or drop the package columns. [2][4]

Compare the recalculated result with the same exact row in snapshot.json. Use unrounded values when checking the arithmetic, then round to cents only for presentation. The retained files let readers distinguish source observations, calculation and presentation even if a live API or product page changes after publication. [1][2]

Cite a finding with its scope

A useful citation names PeptideTech, this report’s date, the exact product and package, US/USD scope, the supplier count and the source-date range. Link to this report and the retained file, and add your retrieval date. For example: “PeptideTech’s 2 October 2026 snapshot recorded six qualifying suppliers for BPC-157 10mg vials, with item prices from $39.99 to $80.00 before shipping and tax.” That wording describes the tracked sample and the measured price field. [1]

PeptideTech’s original analysis and comparison method can be cited with attribution. Third-party product descriptions, logos and source documents retain their respective rights; a downloadable export does not grant permission to reuse all of that source material. Follow the original supplier source before relying on a listing. [3]

Funding and product evidence

PeptideTech may earn a commission from marked supplier links. The supplier sample is commercially selected, and commission does not determine the price order or median within an eligible package group. This report should be read with that selection limitation. It does not award a product quality score or imply that a lower listed price is a better research purchase. [5][4]

Published vendor prices and labels establish what was recorded at a source date. They do not authenticate an issuing laboratory’s report or establish the identity, amount, purity, sterility or other properties of a delivered batch. Match specific lot evidence to the research requirement before relying on it. The COA guide and printable checklist below explain those document checks. [4]

Read the guide to matching and verifying a peptide COA

Open the printable COA document checklist

Inspect current data coverage and the CSV dictionary

Read the price verification method

Read the affiliate disclosure