Before ordering research peptides in Canada: a practical checklist

Prepare the compound, form, vial size and documentation questions before placing a Canadian research-material order.

Define the material before comparing suppliers

Write down the compound, required molecular form and labelled vial mass. Similar names can refer to different forms: Pure North’s CJC-1295 listing is No DAC, and Ipamorelin is a separate vial. Start with the current catalogue to see available presentations.

Confirm documentation for the selected size

Pure North commissioned Canada Peptide Testing, as a paying client. Published reports cover RP-HPLC-UV area purity and measured content for named samples and vial sizes. They do not include mass-spectrometry identity, endotoxin, sterility or water-content results. Read the original documents at Lab Results.

Match the compound, vial size and lot or assigned reference before relying on a report. If a reference differs from the vial label, contact purenorthpeptides@proton.me for the documented connection. A report does not cover another size or future lot.

Selank, Semax and Tirzepatide COAs are temporarily unavailable. Bacteriostatic water has no COA. Manufacturer QC may be available on request for other peptide lots; it is not an independent report.

Check ordering terms

Review domestic dispatch, shipping estimates, the returns policy and support contact before paying. Pure North accepts Interac e-Transfer and Bitcoin; follow the exact instructions on the order confirmation screen. The ordering guide explains the steps.

Keep an auditable record

Keep the original report, selected size, order confirmation and any sample-to-lot clarification. The supplier checklist helps evaluate evidence; the COA guide explains the measurements.

For laboratory research use only. Published analytical results do not establish clinical safety or Health Canada or FDA approval.