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. The product, lot number and testing are the same under all three.
Outside this market the two terms are sometimes distinguished (white label = generic product sold by many brands; private label = product made to one brand’s specification). In research peptide supply the distinction rarely applies, because the specification is the compound and fill, which are the same for everyone. Suppliers use the terms interchangeably to mean: your brand, our vial.
An unlabelled kit is a box of plain vials. It suits resellers who already run their own labelling line or who sell under several brands. The responsibility for what goes on the label passes entirely to the reseller, and the supplier’s lot number is carried on the batch documentation rather than printed on the vial.
The default. At Notary Peptides the label carries the compound, fill, lot number, CAS number where one exists, storage temperature and the research-use-only statement. Resellers who do not want to manage labelling can sell NOTARY-labelled kits as they are.
If you have no labelling capability and no brand yet, the manufacturer label is the fastest route. If you have a brand and want the vial to carry it, white label. If you label in-house or sell under several brands, unlabelled. Under every option the same purity refund guarantee, testing reimbursement on orders of 20 kits or more, and one free reshipment per order apply.
At Notary Peptides the terms mean the same thing and there is no separate price list for either; artwork-related cost, if any, is stated at quotation.
Yes. The option is chosen per order.
The lot number on the documentation is quoted to Notary Peptides, which returns the batch’s third-party report status.
All Notary Peptides products are chemical reference materials supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research. Not for human or veterinary use. This guide describes commercial terms and documentation only.