Research use policy

What our material may be used for, what it may not, and what we expect of the people who buy it.

Last updated 18 August 2026

Everything we sell is for laboratory research use only

JLP Labs supplies research-grade peptides for laboratory research use only. Nothing we sell is supplied for human or veterinary consumption. Our products are not medicinal products, foods, cosmetics or supplements, and they are not supplied for any diagnostic or therapeutic purpose.

No product we sell has been assessed or authorised by the MHRA or any other regulator for use in humans or animals. None of it is manufactured to pharmaceutical standards, and it must not be treated as if it were.

What we do not provide

We do not publish dosing information, administration guidance, reconstitution instructions, protocols, or any claim about what a compound does in a living organism. We will not provide any of it on request, by email or otherwise. This is deliberate and it is not negotiable.

We also do not sell reconstitution supplies, and we do not sell kits, bundles or calculators of any kind.

Your responsibilities as a purchaser

By placing an order you confirm that:

  • You are 18 or over.
  • You are purchasing this material for laboratory research use only, and not for human or veterinary consumption.
  • You are competent to handle the material safely, or it will be handled by someone who is.
  • You are responsible for compliant handling, storage, use and disposal of the material, and for complying with any law that applies to you.
  • You will not resupply the material to anyone for human or veterinary consumption.

Orders we will not fulfil

We may decline or cancel any order, and refund it, where we have reason to believe the material is intended for human or animal consumption, or for any use inconsistent with this policy. We do not have to explain a decision to decline, and doing so does not create an obligation to accept a future order.

If you have taken any of this material

Seek medical advice. Contact NHS 111, or in an emergency call 999. Tell them what was taken, and take the vial and its label with you if you can.