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Catalog: 32 products by the vendor’s own count, supplied as lyophilized powder in vials across nine of its own pathway categories; five listings carry the vendor’s 7× COA badge, 25 carry 4× COA and two carry none
Third-party testing: ILS Laboratories & Vanguard Laboratory
Certificates of analysis: Public COA library on the vendor’s own domain at /coa/, organised by product and then by lot, each certificate a downloadable PDF needing no account; the vendor states “57 Certificates · 30 Products tested”
Prof. Peptide’s discount: 15% off with code PROFPEPTIDE

PROFPEPTIDE applies to your first order only. It is not a recurring discount, and it will not apply to later orders. Most codes on this site work every time — this one does not, and it is worth knowing before you reach checkout.

Precisely Peptides (preciselypeptides.com) is operated by Precisely Peptides, LLC, a company governed by Wyoming law with an operating address at 1667 South 1800 West, Suite 2, Woods Cross, UT 84087. Its catalog is supplied as lyophilized powder in vials. All products are sold for laboratory research use only.

Incretin analogs: Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Retatrutide
GH secretagogues & GHRH analogs: CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Tesamorelin, Sermorelin
Peptide fragments & analogs: BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, AOD-9604, MOTS-c
Melanocortin & neuropeptides: Melanotan I, Melanotan II, PT-141, Semax, Selank, DSIP, Oxytocin, Kisspeptin
Copper peptides & cofactors: GHK-Cu, Glutathione, NAD+, Epitalon, 5-Amino-1MQ, SS-31
Blends: BPC-157 + TB-500, KLOW, GLOW, CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin

Precisely lists 32 products and sorts them into nine categories of its own naming, by pathway rather than by use — Cell Migration & Cytoskeletal Signaling (3), Extracellular Matrix & NF-kB Pathway (4), GHS-R / GHRH-R Ligand (4), GLP Analogs (4), Laboratory Diluents & Reconstitution Reagents (1), Lipid Metabolism Enzyme & NNMT Pathway (2), Melanocortin Receptor (MCR) Ligand (3), Mitochondrial & Epigenetic Pathway (6), and Neuropeptide Receptor & CNS Signaling (5).

The certificate depth is not the same across the catalog, and the vendor labels it itself. Each listing carries a badge stating how many analyses its certificate covers. Five products carry a 7× COA badge — Retatrutide (PP-3R), the BPC-157 + TB-500 blend, GHK-Cu, Ipamorelin and KPV. Twenty-five carry 4× COA, and two carry no badge: Kisspeptin and bacteriostatic water. Whether a seven-analysis panel matters for a given compound is a question the certificates themselves answer — the point is that the vendor states the difference rather than presenting one standard.

Precisely lists its incretin line under coded names. Two of the three are confirmed by certificates in the vendor’s own COA library, which name the compound outright. The third is not, and that is stated rather than smoothed over.

PP-1S: Semaglutide — ILS certificate COA-2026-IDIRCD names it
PP-2T: Tirzepatide — its certificates name only “PP-2T” — identified by Prof. Peptide from the vendor directly, not from a document
PP-3R: Retatrutide — ILS certificate COA-2026-955040 names it

On testing, Precisely publishes a COA library on its own domain, organised by product and then by lot, with each certificate a downloadable PDF. The vendor states “57 Certificates · 30 Products tested”, and when Prof. Peptide read the library it served exactly 57 certificate files and opened without an account — which this page called out at the time as unusual, because the storefront itself does require one. That is no longer true. Checked on 29 September 2026, the certificate URL answers a signed-out visitor with a redirect to the vendor’s own account login, carrying the COA page as its return address, so the library now sits behind the same account as the store. The link above still points at it, because that remains where the certificates are; it is an account-holder link now rather than a public one, and nothing on this page rests on a certificate read after the gate went up. Two laboratories appear across them, and they document their accreditation very differently.

ILS Laboratories of San Diego issues the certificates that confirm compound identity against a reference standard, each carrying an access code for verification on the laboratory’s own site. Those certificates state their own position carefully: that ILS holds ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for the activities listed in its published PJLA scope, and that the peptide testing reported is performed for research use only. Prof. Peptide has not read that PJLA scope document: PJLA publishes no searchable accreditation directory we were able to reach, so the quotation above is what this page can report about it.

Vanguard Laboratory of Olympia, Washington issues the purity and quantity certificates. Those certificates direct the reader to “A2LA Certificate #6377.01.01” for the list of accredited tests. That number returns no records in A2LA’s directory. The laboratory’s real certificate is 6377.01, it is current to September 2027, and its published scope covers microbiology, trace elements by ICP-MS and residual solvents — it does not list the HPLC-UV/VIS methods these certificates report. That is a statement about what A2LA has assessed, not about the quality of the work: a laboratory may run unaccredited methods perfectly competently. For how to read any of this, see how to read a certificate of analysis. Precisely Peptides accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Zelle at checkout.

Prof. Peptide checked Trustpilot and Finnrick on 30 September 2026. Trustpilot: 4.8 from 52 reviews (read 30 September 2026).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Precisely Peptides code work on every order?

No — and this is the exception on this site. PROFPEPTIDE applies to your first order only. It is not a recurring discount and will not apply to later orders.

How do I use the Precisely Peptides discount code?

Add your items to cart at preciselypeptides.com, proceed to checkout, and enter PROFPEPTIDE in the coupon field. The 15% discount applies to that first order.

What do Precisely Peptides' coded product names mean?

PP-1S is Semaglutide and PP-3R is Retatrutide — both confirmed by certificates in the vendor's own COA library that name the compound outright (ILS COA-2026-IDIRCD and COA-2026-955040). PP-2T is Tirzepatide, identified by Prof. Peptide from the vendor directly: its three certificates identify it only as “Compound: PP-2T”, so that one rests on our own knowledge of the vendor rather than on a document.

Does Precisely Peptides publish certificates of analysis?

Yes, but they are no longer public. The library at preciselypeptides.com/coa/ is organised by product and then by lot, with each certificate a downloadable PDF, and the vendor states 57 certificates across 30 products tested. As of 29 September 2026 that URL redirects a signed-out visitor to the vendor’s account login, so the certificates now sit behind the same account the storefront requires. When Prof. Peptide first read the library it opened without an account and served 57 certificate files. Testing is split between ILS Laboratories (San Diego) and Vanguard Laboratory (Olympia, WA).

Who operates Precisely Peptides?

Precisely Peptides, LLC — a company governed by Wyoming law, with an operating address at 1667 South 1800 West, Suite 2, Woods Cross, UT 84087 and a published phone number of (385) 355-1020. The entity is named in the site's own Terms of Service. Products are sold for laboratory research use only.

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