Legal
Research Use Policy
Materials presented by Premium Peptides are offered exclusively for laboratory research. This policy states what that means, and what it does not.
Intended use
Materials are intended solely for laboratory research and analytical applications, conducted by qualified researchers in appropriate facilities.
They are not intended for human or veterinary use, and are not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, cure, prevention, or mitigation of any disease or condition. They are not drugs, dietary supplements, cosmetics, or food, and they are not approved for any therapeutic purpose.
This policy does not override applicable law
Describing a material as being for research use does not exempt it, us, or a purchaser from any law that would otherwise apply. It is a statement of the purpose for which a material is offered, not a legal status that changes what is permitted.
Purchasers are responsible for determining and complying with the laws, regulations, licensing requirements, and institutional policies applicable to them, including those governing import, possession, handling, storage, and disposal in their jurisdiction.
Who may purchase
Materials are offered to qualified research institutions, laboratories, and researchers acting in a professional capacity. They are not offered to individuals for personal use.
We may decline any enquiry or order at our discretion, including where the stated purpose falls outside laboratory research, or where an enquiry indicates intended human or veterinary use.
Information we do not provide
We do not provide medical advice, treatment recommendations, dosing guidance, reconstitution instructions, administration routes, or usage protocols of any kind, and we do not respond to requests for them.
Nothing published by Premium Peptides describes, recommends, or implies any use of a compound in humans or animals. Information provided on this website is for informational and research purposes only and should not be interpreted as medical advice.
Handling
Research materials should be handled by trained personnel using appropriate controls, protective equipment, and procedures for materials whose properties are not fully characterised.
Purchasers are responsible for conducting their own risk assessment and for handling, storing, and disposing of materials in accordance with their institutional requirements and applicable law.