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Peptide blends, compared

A blend is several peptides in one vial, sold under a trade name. 4 blends are indexed here across 24 vendors, each with what the vial holds, the price per milligram of total peptide, and the figure no storefront publishes: what the same milligrams cost bought as separate vials at the same shop. Blends are also where certificates stop short — a laboratory reports content per component but purity once for the mixture, so a blend cannot be assayed part by part, and each page says so rather than borrowing the parts' numbers.

4 blends · 24 vendors priced · 54 captured listings

Every blend in the index

Most widely sold first
Price per milligram counts total peptide in the vial. “Blend vs parts” normalises both to the reference vial at each compound’s median price per milligram, so the two columns describe the same milligrams.
BlendIn the vialVendorsMedian $/mgLowestBlend vs partsPart lots tested
Wolverine20 mg totalBPC-157 10 mg + TB-500 10 mg24$6.43$2.45Ascend Science$129 / $115 (+12%)48 / 50
KLOW80 mg totalKPV 10 mg + GHK-Cu 50 mg + BPC-157 10 mg + TB-500 10 mg15$1.31$0.940Bench Grade Peptides$105 / $195 (−46%)49 / 54
GLOW70 mg totalGHK-Cu 50 mg + BPC-157 10 mg + TB-500 10 mg13$1.46$1.21Bench Grade Peptides$102 / $145 (−30%)28 / 32
KPV + GHK-Cu60 mg totalKPV 10 mg + GHK-Cu 50 mg2$1.00$0.920PeptidePlugs$60 / $80 (−25%)9 / 9

Why blends are indexed separately

A compound page answers “who sells BPC-157, how is it tested, what does it cost”. A blend is not a compound: it is a commercial product made of several, and the two questions a buyer has about it — what the ratio is, and whether one vial beats three — have no answer on a compound page. So blends have their own.

They are kept out of the compound catalogue for a stricter reason too. A certificate for a blend reports the content of each component and then one purity figure for the mixture. Recording that as a certificate for each peptide in the vial would publish a purity no laboratory measured, which is the one thing this index will not do. A blend’s page therefore shows the vendor’s certificates for the component peptides — real documents, named laboratories — and says plainly that they are evidence about the parts.

Prices are captured from each vendor’s own storefront and are listed with the product name and size they were read from. Where a vendor states a split different from the common one, its own listing is what its row shows. How the index is built.