


TB-500
10 mg vial

Wolverine Blend (BPC-157 + TB-500)
10 mg vial

KPV
10 mg vial

KLOW
80 mg vial

ARA-290 (Cibinetide)
10 mg vial

Ipamorelin
10 mg vial

CJC-1295 No DAC
10 mg vial

CJC-1295 With DAC
5 mg vial

CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin Blend
10 mg vial

Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin Blend
13 mg + 3 mg vial

Tesamorelin

Sermorelin Acetate
10 mg vial

IGF-1 LR3
1 mg vial

Retatrutide Pen
10 mg pen, 3 mL

Retatrutide

Tirzepatide
2 mg vial

Tirzepatide Pen
Pen, 3 mL

Cagrilintide

AOD-9604

MOTS-C

5-Amino-1MQ
50 mg vial

SLU-PP-332

NAD+
500 mg vial

SS-31
10 mg vial

Thymosin Alpha-1

Thymalin
10 mg vial

GHK-Cu

GLOW Peptide
70 mg vial

Glutathione
1,500 mg vial

Melanotan 1
10 mg vial

Melanotan II

Epitalon

Pinealon
10 mg vial

Cartalax
20 mg vial

DSIP

Selank

Semax

Kisspeptin

Oxytocin
10 mg vial

PT-141 (Bremelanotide)

Bacteriostatic Water

Acetic Acid 0.6%
3 mL

Retatrutide Starter Kit

GHK-Cu Starter Kit
Kit

Radiance Bundle
Bundle

Spray Research Kit
Kit

Insulin Syringes
Peptides for Sale Australia: Shop Research Peptides, Blends and Lab Supplies
Peptides for sale by category, with current prices
Open a category to compare sizes and specs side by side. The table shows how many products sit in each one and the lowest and highest price you will see there, counting every size and format.
| Category | Products | Price range (AUD) |
|---|---|---|
| Recovery peptides | 6 | $59 to $139 |
| Growth hormone peptides | 6 | $59 to $179 |
| Metabolic peptides | 6 | $59 to $289 |
| Immune peptides | 3 | $59 to $119.99 |
| Skin and hair peptides | 4 | $49 to $139 |
| Longevity peptides | 7 | $39 to $189 |
| Nootropic peptides | 5 | $39 to $109.99 |
| Peptide blends | 4 | $65 to $139 |
| Lab supplies | 2 | $9 to $27 |
The category counts add up to more than 31 because some products are listed in two or three places. KPV appears under recovery and immune, and the KLOW blend is filed under recovery, skin and hair, and blends. It is the same vial at the same price wherever you find it. The cheapest peptide vial in the shop is DSIP 5 mg at $39; the dearest single vial is the 30 mg Retatrutide at $289.
Vials, capsules and nasal sprays
Most of the range is lyophilised powder in a sealed vial. A handful of compounds also come in a second format, and the format is chosen from the product page before you add to cart:
- BPC-157: 10 mg vial for $69, or a bottle of 60 capsules for $79.
- SLU-PP-332: 5 mg vial for $79, or 60 capsules at 250 mcg for $89.
- DSIP: 5 mg vial for $39, 10 mg vial for $59, or a 10 mL nasal spray for $69.
- Selank and Semax: 10 mg vial for $59 each, or a 10 mL nasal spray for $69 each.
Capsules and sprays arrive ready to use in the lab, so they need no diluent. Vials do, which is why most first orders include bacteriostatic water (3 mL from $9, 10 mL from $14, 30 mL from $24, or add a syringe for $3 more per size).
Which size gives the better price per milligram
Where a compound has several vial sizes, the larger fill is the cheaper one per milligram. Here is how the maths runs before you pick:
- GHK-Cu: 50 mg at $49 (98c per mg) or 100 mg at $79 (79c per mg).
- MOTS-C: 10 mg at $69 ($6.90 per mg), 20 mg at $119 (about $5.95 per mg) or 40 mg at $189 (about $4.73 per mg). The 20 mg is the middle ground for a study that outgrows one small vial.
- Epitalon: 10 mg at $45 ($4.50 per mg) or 50 mg at $89 (about $1.78 per mg). The 10 mg keeps a pilot cheap, and the 50 mg is the pick once the method is settled.
- Tesamorelin: 5 mg at $89.99, 10 mg at $99 or 20 mg at $179. The 20 mg vial is the lowest cost per milligram at $8.95.
- AOD-9604: 5 mg at $59 or 10 mg at $99.
- Kisspeptin: 5 mg at $45 or 10 mg at $69.
Our recommendation for a first order is the smaller vial of anything new to your lab. Once the method is settled, step up to the size that matches how much you actually get through, because unused material is the most expensive milligram of all.
Check the lot COA before you buy
An independent laboratory tests every lot for identity and purity. Reports for current stock are in the COA library, and the guide to reading a certificate of analysis explains each figure.
Who can order research peptides
Buyers must be 18 or older. None of these products are TGA approved, and everything in the shop is sold for laboratory research only, not for human or veterinary use. The research use policy sets out the full terms of sale.
The refund policy covers what we replace or refund, and more ordering questions are answered in the FAQ.
Shop FAQ
How much do peptides cost in Australia?
In our shop, research peptide vials start at $39 for DSIP 5 mg and run up to $289 for Retatrutide 30 mg. Most single 10 mg vials are priced between $59 and $99, the blends cost $65 to $139, and bacteriostatic water starts at $9.
Which peptides come as capsules or nasal sprays?
BPC-157 and SLU-PP-332 are each available as a 60-capsule bottle as well as a vial, priced at $79 and $89. DSIP, Selank and Semax each come as a 10 mL nasal spray for $69 alongside their vials. All formats are sold for laboratory research only, and you choose the format on the product page.
Where can I buy peptides online in Australia?
Right here. AminoBlend sells every compound on this page online from Australian stock, from single vials of BPC-157 and GHK-Cu to blends, kits and lab supplies. Use the category filters to narrow the range, open a product to compare sizes, and check the lot certificate in the COA library before you order.
Can I buy research peptides near me instead of online?
Research peptides are not stocked by local shops or pharmacies, so the practical way to buy them near you is online. Our catalogue is held in Australia and sold to researchers in every state, with the same lot-matched certificates and prices wherever you order from.
Which peptides should I buy first?
Start with one well-studied compound in its smallest useful fill, such as BPC-157, GHK-Cu or ipamorelin, plus bacteriostatic water and syringes. Single vials make results easier to attribute than blends. Once a protocol settles on a fixed ratio, a blend or kit is better value.