Altapeptides Launches Online Catalogue for Laboratory Research Peptides

On September 15, 2026, Altapeptides unveiled its online catalogue of laboratory research peptides, providing UK researchers with access to a range of lyophilised compounds for in-vitro and analytical work. The launch marks a significant step for the company, enhancing its position as a key supplier in the scientific community.

Among the products available, Retatrutide is listed as a 40 mg lyophilised powder in a sealed 3 mL glass vial. GHK-Cu, the copper(II) complex of glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine, is available as a 50 mg blue lyophilised powder in a sealed 3 mL glass vial. Each product page on the Altapeptides site provides detailed information on the compound's composition, molecular weight, vial specifications, and storage conditions. Both sealed vials require storage at 2-8 degrees Celsius, protected from light.

Altapeptides operates a stringent policy of publishing a certificate of analysis for each lot before dispatch. This ensures that every vial is tied to its printed lot number, with certificates registering compound names, vial sizes, and specifications. Lot entries currently marked as pending will be updated once their certificates are published. The certificates will detail mass spectrometry identity, HPLC purity, residual-solvent, and bacterial-endotoxin testing, alongside the matching vial lot number, laboratory name, and report number.

Julian Vance, Director of Altapeptides, emphasized the importance of clear specifications and documentation for researchers.

All products in the catalogue are restricted to laboratory, analytical, and in-vitro research use and are not intended for human or veterinary, diagnostic, or therapeutic use. Orders are limited to researchers aged 18 and over. Any correspondence indicating an intended human use will result in the order being refused.

Altapeptides, headquartered in Shrewsbury, UK, is a supplier of lyophilised research peptides and analytical laboratory reagents. Its website brings together product specifications, a certificates register, and research-use policies. The site also provides a journal and information on laboratory storage and handling of peptide reagents.