Kyreon (kyreon.co) Discount Code: PROFPEPTIDE — Save 20%

Kyreon (kyreon.co) is a Texas supplier that opened in July 2026 with a deliberately focused catalog — seventeen compounds and bacteriostatic water — and a certificate for every one of them. Prices are browsable without an account. The catalog:

Metabolic & GLP-1

Semaglutide (KYN-1S), Tirzepatide (KYN-2T), Retatrutide (KYN-3RT), MOTS-C, 5-Amino-1MQ

Recovery & Tissue Repair

BPC-157, TB-500, the KLOW blend, the GLOW blend

Growth Hormone

Ipamorelin, Tesamorelin (Tesa10)

Skin Health & Anti-Aging

GHK-Cu, Melanotan I (Melano-1)

Longevity

NAD+, Glutathione, SS-31 (2S-31)

Sexual Health

PT-141 (KYN-PT41)

Supplies

Bacteriostatic water, 10 mL

The 20% applies to your first order only, once per customer. Arriving through the link on this page applies the code automatically, so there is nothing to type — and if you would rather enter it yourself, it is PROFPEPTIDE.

Every product has a certificate, which is rarer than it sounds. Kyreon publishes a report from Freedom Diagnostics for each item it sells — by its own count, eighteen certificates for eighteen products — and each one carries a search code that resolves on the laboratory’s own website rather than on Kyreon’s. We checked two end to end, and in both cases the file the lab serves is byte-for-byte the file Kyreon publishes. They are text documents rather than scans, so the lot, the accession number and the results can all be read directly. Identity is confirmed by LC-MS and purity by HPLC-UV. Most libraries we review cover a fraction of a catalog; this one covers all of it.

One thing to understand about the lot number. Every certificate carries the same one — KR260709A — while the accession numbers differ per product, and all eighteen were received and reported by the lab on the same day. That reads as a submission batch: the day Kyreon sent its whole opening catalog for testing, rather than a separate manufacturing lot per product. It is honest for the stock on the shelf now. It stops being honest if a reorder arrives and ships under the same string, because the certificate would still appear to match a vial it never tested. Worth checking the lot on your vial against the one on the certificate, and asking if they are the same months from now.

Two smaller things. Kyreon lists one price per product with no struck-through “regular” price anywhere — we checked the page markup, not just how it looks — which is worth noting only because a permanent fake markdown is close to standard in this industry. Its volume discounts are a separate, clearly labelled quantity break that applies in the cart. And Kyreon Ltd Co is a registered Texas entity, which we read from the state Comptroller’s own registry rather than from the site — the same name every certificate carries in its client field, the same party on all eighteen, which is what ties the reports to the company selling the vials rather than to some other customer of the same laboratory.

Kyreon sells seven products under codes — KYN-1S, KYN-2T, KYN-3RT, KYN-PT41, 2S-31, Melano-1 and Tesa10. Each mapping comes from the certificate for that product, which names the compound in plain text. That is the strongest form of this evidence: not the numbering, which we never decode from, but the laboratory’s own report — and two of those reports were checked against Freedom Diagnostics directly and match byte for byte. Each product page also publishes a molecular formula, molecular weight and CAS number, and those agree. All products are sold for laboratory and research use only. Kyreon accepts credit or debit card at checkout.

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