Ordering research peptides in Canada.

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Canada peptides: common questions

How do I choose the right product listing?

Match the compound name, form and vial size to your research requirements. CJC-1295 is the No DAC form, and Ipamorelin is a separate product. Select the required size on listings with variants and check its documentation before adding it to your cart.

Where do I check the COA before ordering?

Pure North commissioned Canada Peptide Testing, as a paying client, and publishes 13 independent reports at /lab-results/. Each report covers only its named sample, vial size and lot or assigned reference. Manufacturer QC documents may be available on request for other peptide lots; they are not independent reports. Selank, Semax and Tirzepatide COAs are temporarily unavailable. Bacteriostatic water has no COA.

Where do orders ship from?

Orders dispatch from within Canada using Canada Post Xpresspost, with tracking. Domestic dispatch avoids an international import leg; delivery estimates vary by destination.

How long does delivery usually take?

Orders usually dispatch within 24–48 hours of payment, with transit of about four days to most Canadian addresses. These are estimates, not guaranteed dates. Flat $30 CAD shipping; free over $300.

How do I pay for an order?

Place the order online, then follow the exact Interac e-Transfer or Bitcoin instructions on the confirmation screen. Use the supplied order reference so payment can be matched. Prices are in CAD. Contact purenorthpeptides@proton.me if anything in the instructions is unclear.

Does a research-use declaration mean Health Canada approval?

No. Pure North supplies materials for laboratory research use only. The research-use declaration and any certificate of analysis do not establish Health Canada or FDA approval or clinical safety.