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If you have never bought a research peptide before, this page is for you. What these are, what the three formats mean, how to read a label and a certificate — and what we can and can’t tell you.
In one paragraph
What lotus sells.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the same building blocks as proteins. The ones on this shelf are the ones the research literature keeps coming back to: for sleep, for tissue repair, for metabolism, for skin. We supply them as research compounds, tested batch by batch at an independent, accredited laboratory, with the certificate published next to the product.
They are sold for laboratory research only. That is not small print to us; it is the register of the whole site. So you will find every product described by what it is and what it has been studied in — never by what it will do for you.
Three formats
Simplest first.
Same quiet label on all three. If a vial feels like a lot, it is fine to start with a bottle.
01Capsules
The simplest format. A sealed bottle of capsules — nothing to mix, nothing to measure, nothing that looks like it belongs in a clinic.
Handling. Store it cool and dry. That is the whole handling guide.
First batch landing soon — the product page takes a notify-me.
See the capsules
02Nasal sprays
A pre-mixed pump bottle, sealed, ready as it arrives. Same label, same batch record as the vials, none of the preparation.
Handling. Keep it in the fridge, upright, cap on.
First batch landing soon — the product page takes a notify-me.
See the sprays
03Vials
The classic research format: a small glass vial of freeze-dried powder under a crimp cap. In the laboratory it is dissolved in bacteriostatic water before it is used — that step is called reconstitution.
Handling. Sealed, in the fridge, out of light. Every vial carries the batch number that matches its certificate.
See the vialsThe label
Three lines. That’s the whole label.
- The name. The compound, printed the way the literature prints it — BPC-157. On the site it reads Recovery / BPC-157 — the plain word first, so you never have to know the code.
- The amount. How much is in the vial, in milligrams. It is a quantity, not a dose — a dose would be a direction for use, and there are none.
- The batch number. The important one. Type it into the lab reports page and the certificate for that exact batch opens — purity, method, the laboratory that ran it.
The honest part
What we can tell you, and what we can’t.
- Exactly what the compound is — its name, sequence class, purity and batch
- What the published literature has studied it in, in plain words
- The independent certificate for the batch in your hand
- How it is stored, what arrives, and what reconstitution means
- Who we are, where it ships from, and how to reach a person
- Whether it is right for you, or for anyone
- How much to take, how often, or how — there are no directions for use, because there is no use
- What it will do in a body — every product here is supplied for laboratory research only
Any seller who answers the second column is either guessing or breaking the law. We would rather be the one that says so. Questions about anything in the first column: hello@lotusshop.io.
Where most people begin
The most-read certificates.
Lab testedRecovery / BPC-157
Body protection compound
Lab testedSleep / DSIP
Delta sleep-inducing peptide
Lab testedSkin / GHK-Cu
Copper tripeptide-1
Lab testedEnergy / NAD+
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
Research use only
Everything lotus sells is supplied for laboratory research — not for human or veterinary use, and not a drug, food or cosmetic. Purchasing requires confirmation that you are 21 or older and a qualified researcher.