Curious to see what your research peptide package will look like? Confused about how to identify which peptide is which?
Check out the images below for an example of an unboxing experience. The package itself is relatively small and inconspicuous, like any regular shipment you’d receive from Amazon or another online retailer. Inside, you’ll find cosmetics packaging containing your peptides. This inconspicuous packaging is used to help the shipment pass through customs. The precise packaging box can vary; see example below.
Inside the box, you’ll find a sealed plastic container with 10 lyophilized peptide vials with a specific colored-cap (the color of the cap and the underlying aluminum top varies from peptide to peptide and can also vary from batch to batch of the same peptide). The box will have a label on top with the peptide name/strength in abbreviated form.
Please note that the seal may be torn open if customs inspected the package. This is particularly common in New Zealand.
Identifying Your Research Peptides
Having trouble figuring out which peptide is which? See images below for an explanation. Our peptides come in a plastic box with an abbreviated name and a strength (in milligrams) printed on top.
If any of the abbreviations are confusing, look at the peptides you ordered and see which names match up with the letters and strength (mg). You can also email us to confirm. See examples below:
Have any questions? Feel free to email us at info@edgepeptides.com.