Buy ipamorelin and the GHRP peptides

Ipamorelin, GHRP-2, GHRP-6 and hexarelin are four short synthetic peptides that the literature groups together because they act at the same receptor class. The Lumo Peptides catalogue carries all four, each in a single vial size of ten milligrams, which makes this one of the few groups where the amounts and the milligram rates can be read straight down the column. This page gives the price of each with the conversion per milligram. The material is for laboratory use only; we state no dosage and no method of use.

The four vials

Item	Contents	Price	Per milligram
Ipamorelin	10 mg	€ 59,95	€ 6,00
GHRP-6	10 mg	€ 59,95	€ 6,00
GHRP-2	10 mg	€ 69,95	€ 7,00
Hexarelin	10 mg	€ 109,95	€ 11,00

Because every vial holds the same ten milligrams, the ranking by amount and the ranking by conversion are the same list. Ipamorelin and GHRP-6 share the bottom rung at € 59,95, GHRP-2 sits ten euros above them, and hexarelin costs almost twice what the cheapest two do.

Why the spread is so wide for four peptides of similar length

Chain length explains most price differences in this catalogue, but not this one. Ipamorelin runs to five residues and the other three to six, so on step count alone the four ought to land within a few euros of each other. They do not, and the reason lies in which residues those chains are built from.

None of the four is made entirely of the twenty standard amino acids. Ipamorelin carries an aminoisobutyric acid at one end and a naphthylalanine in the middle; GHRP-2 carries a naphthylalanine of its own; hexarelin uses a methylated tryptophan that has to be prepared before the chain can be assembled at all. Those building blocks are ordered by the gram rather than the kilogram, and their cost passes straight into the vial.

Hexarelin at € 11,00 per milligram is the clearest case. It is no longer than GHRP-6 at € 6,00, and the difference between them is one modified residue. That single substitution nearly doubles the milligram rate, which is a useful reminder that a peptide price follows what goes into the chain as much as how long the chain is.

Where the paired formats live

Several items in the catalogue hold ipamorelin alongside a second peptide, most often CJC-1295, and one of them comes as a pen rather than a vial. Those carry no conversion per milligram, since the amount covers two substances and there is no single quantity to divide by.

They are listed with their prices on the Buy CJC-1295 page, together with the comparison between the DAC and non-DAC versions of that peptide. This page stays with the four single-substance vials so that the two do not repeat each other.

The vial label

Three things are printed on it: the substance, the quantity in milligrams and the lot number. No use instruction appears anywhere on the container. For this group the substance line is worth reading closely, because GHRP-2 and GHRP-6 differ by a single character and by roughly a sixth in price.

The lot number is what connects the vial to its analysis report. A report without a matching number describes a batch, not this container, and for peptides built from non-standard residues that distinction carries real weight: the purity question here includes how cleanly those unusual couplings ran.

Preparing the material

All four arrive as freeze-dried powder under a sealed stopper and need bacteriostatic water before anything can be done with them. The catalogue files that water under laboratory supplies alongside syringes and filters, a group of fifteen items opening at € 2,95.

This page names no solvent volume, because the volume belongs to the protocol rather than to the product. The oral secretagogue and the growth hormone-releasing analogues have their own pages, reachable through the full category list on Buy peptides.

Analysis and dispatch

Every lot is accompanied by an analysis report carrying the lot number, the method used and the purity result, with the report number matching the label so the two can be tied together.

We dispatch from the Netherlands. Britain sits outside the EU, which means a parcel there is presented to customs and the carrier collects any import VAT or duty from the recipient. An Irish address is inside the EU, where carriage is € 14,95 and no import charges arise. British carriage costs € 15,95 and stops being charged above € 200. Tracking travels with every parcel, and nothing on the outside of the box names the contents.

For laboratory and research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.