Plain answers to the questions resellers and distributors ask before their first research peptide order: pricing, minimums, labelling, shipping, terms and documentation. 15 guides, English only.
Research peptide wholesale pricing is quoted per kit (a box of 10 vials), and the per-kit price steps down at volume thresholds set by the supplier — commonly around 10 kits and again around 50 to 100 kits in a single order.
A kit is a box of 10 sealed vials of one compound at one fill size, all from the same production lot.
Published minimums in this market range from no minimum at all to 100 vials (10 kits) per order, with some suppliers instead setting monthly unit commitments of 25 to 200 units for their tiers.
Factory-direct means the kit is dispatched from the production site that synthesised, lyophilized and lot-coded it, rather than from an intermediary’s stock.
Send the supplier four things: the compounds, the fills (milligrams per vial), the number of kits, and the destination country.
White label supply means the manufacturer fills and seals the vials and the reseller sells them under a label other than the manufacturer’s: either no label, or the reseller’s own brand.
In this market the three terms describe who the printed label belongs to: white label and private label both mean the reseller’s own brand on a manufacturer-filled vial, and unlabelled means a plain vial the reseller labels itself after receipt.
Drop-shipping means the supplier dispatches a kit directly to the reseller’s customer instead of to the reseller, in discreet packaging and with the reseller’s chosen label option.
From dispatch, tracked delivery of research peptide kits typically takes 3 to 15 days depending on destination: around 3–7 days to the United Kingdom, 5–13 days to the United States, 6–15 days to the European Union and 10–15 days to South Korea, Thailand or Indonesia.
A reseller should expect six written terms before the first order: a purity guarantee with a numeric threshold, a stated remedy (refund, not credit), a testing policy that says who pays, a reshipment policy for seized or lost parcels, a dispatch window, and lot traceability.
When a parcel is seized by customs or lost by the carrier, the question is whether the supplier reships at its own cost and how many times.
Lot traceability lets a reseller connect any vial it has sold to one production batch and that batch’s test record.
Testing reimbursement means the supplier pays back the lab fee a buyer spends on independently testing a vial from its order, under stated conditions.
A failed purity test should trigger a refund of the batch under a written threshold, not a negotiation.
A wholesale research peptide order should arrive with a lot number on every vial, a tracking record, and either the third-party report for that lot or a clear statement that testing is in progress.