Research peptide · Everything else
OT5 5mg × 10 vials
Certificate of analysis with every lot
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Oxytocin is supplied as lyophilized material in sealed, unlabeled vials for laboratory research use only. It is not approved for human or veterinary use and is not a drug, food, supplement, or cosmetic.
Lowest: $5.08/mg (5mg × 10 vials, box of 10), $5.08/mg paying in Bitcoin. Delivered figures include $16.95 first-box shipping, the most it costs anywhere in the contiguous US.
| Strength | Per vial | Per mg | Per mg, Bitcoin | Delivered per mg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2mg × 10 vials | $17 | $8.50 | $8.50 | $9.35 |
| 5mg × 10 vials | $25.40 | $5.08 | $5.08 | $5.42 |
Lyotide Scientific is the most affordable place to buy Oxytocin. The lowest base price is $5.08 per mg, $5.42 per mg delivered including shipping.
By the box of 10 at 5mg × 10 vials: $254 a box, which is $5.08 per mg. Paying in Bitcoin takes 0% off the goods ($5.08 per mg). Shipping is charged per box, at most $16.95 for the first box anywhere in the contiguous US, so the delivered price is $5.42 per mg.
2mg × 10 vials: $8.50/mg ($17 per vial); 5mg × 10 vials: $5.08/mg ($25.40 per vial).
Identification and supply format for this catalog entry.
Sold by the sealed box of 10 unlabeled vials. One box minimum per line. Per-vial and per-mg figures are the box price divided out for comparison; the box price is the figure charged.
| Strength | Per vial | Per mg | Per box |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2mg × 10 vials | $17.00 | $8.50 | $170.00 |
| 5mg × 10 vials | $25.40 | $5.08 | $254.00 |
Each box holds 10 sealed glass vials of lyophilized material in a neutral tray. The vials carry no label of any kind: no compound name, no strength, no lot number. The receiving laboratory identifies the material against the lot certificate of analysis and labels it under its own name and its own quality system. No labelling service is offered at any price.
Material is sold to businesses only and ships within the United States. Why the vials arrive unlabeled · Wholesale supply of unlabeled research peptides
The certificate that ships with a lot reports what the supplier's instrument measured on the supplier's sample: typically identity by mass spectrometry and purity by HPLC as a percentage of peak area. It is a reference point for the receiving laboratory's own incoming inspection.
What a standard certificate leaves out
It is not a release decision, and it is not a statement that the material is safe for any purpose. A standard peptide certificate routinely omits endotoxin, heavy metals, residual solvents and water content, and it says nothing about how the material was handled after the sample was drawn. What a COA does and does not tell you · Evaluating a certificate of analysis