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Catalog update, September 2026

The September 2026 Aegis Bio catalog update: a single vial for every compound, two new format pages, adjusted kit prices and an unchanged COA practice.

The Aegis Bio catalog changed in three ways in September 2026: every compound is now sold as a single vial, two new pages list each format in full, and 10-vial kit prices were adjusted. The material, the purity specification and the certificate practice did not change. Everything in the catalog is supplied for in-vitro laboratory research use only.

Key facts

A single vial for every compound

Every compound in the catalog, 40 in all, can now be ordered as one vial. A single vial is the low-cost way to check a compound, a lot and its documentation before committing to a 10-vial kit. They are listed together on the single vials page, and each compound page shows its single vial as its own row beside the kits.

Two examples at the current catalog price: the Retatrutide 5 mg single vial is $22 ($4.40 per mg, $42 delivered on its own), and the Semaglutide 5 mg single vial is $28.60 ($48.60 delivered on its own).

A cart made up only of single vials ships for $20 flat within the United States, however many vials it holds. Once a kit is in the same order, the single vials ride along free.

Single vial pricing follows two tiers. Single vials are priced for margin on niche compounds; on the popular compounds they sit close to the lowest tracked vial price, and kits remain the lowest cost per milligram of the two formats. The price ranking guide lists the single vials that sit at or below the cheapest same-size listing tracked, compared vial for vial at the same milligram count.

A rebuilt catalog

Two pages now list every listing of one format, grouped by research class. The single vials page shows each vial with its price, cost per milligram and delivered price including single-vial shipping. The 10-vial kits page shows each kit with its price, cost per vial and cost per milligram. Both pages are regenerated from the catalog every time the site is built, so they always match the price charged at checkout.

Kit prices adjusted

10-vial kit prices were adjusted in September 2026. Supply costs kept rising through 2026, and the warehouse cost of each kit went up by $15; that increase was passed through, together with a margin uplift. Even so, the kits remain among the three lowest-priced research peptide suppliers tracked per milligram. For example, the Retatrutide 10 mg × 10 kit is $165, which is $1.65 per mg.

The method, the sources and the dated market figures are on the price ranking guide. The live price per vial and per milligram for every listing is on the price index.

What did not change

The material, the purity specification and the certificate practice are the same as before the update. A certificate of analysis covering HPLC purity and mass-spectrometry identity is available on request for the lot supplied, for single vials and kits alike. Published lots are listed in the certificate library, and the documentation standard is set out on the quality page.

Questions

Answers on ordering, payment, shipping and storage are on the frequently asked questions page. The questions this update raises are answered below.

All materials are supplied for in-vitro laboratory research use only and are not for human or veterinary use. Nothing here is a therapeutic claim. Prices are in USD, include the vial, and are generated from the live catalog when this page is built.

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Frequently asked

Why are there two catalog pages now?
Because single vials and 10-vial kits answer different questions. The single vials page lists every single vial with its price, cost per milligram and delivered price including the $20 single-vial shipping. The kits page lists every 10-vial kit with its price, cost per vial and cost per milligram. Each compound page still shows both formats side by side.
Did the material or specification change?
No. The material, the purity specification and the certificate practice are unchanged. The update added a single vial for every compound, added the two format pages and adjusted kit prices; nothing about what is in the vial changed.
Will prices rise again?
Prices follow two things: the warehouse cost of each kit and the tracked-market guard, which keeps every 10-vial kit within the three lowest per-milligram prices tracked by the public indexes. If either moves, prices can move in either direction, so no promise is made either way. The current figure for every listing is always on the price index.
Do single vials come with a COA?
Yes. A certificate of analysis covering HPLC purity and mass-spectrometry identity is available on request for the lot supplied, the same as for a kit.

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