Research compounds, supplied properly
AnkerLabs supplies research peptides and compounds to laboratories, universities and independent researchers. We keep a focused catalogue rather than a broad one, hold every compound in cold storage, and ship the same week so material arrives while your work is still scheduled. Ordering runs through Telegram, which keeps the process direct and lets our team answer questions about stock, batches and documentation as they come up.
What we hold ourselves to
Two commitments sit behind every order we take. They are the reason researchers come back to us, and we would rather be judged on them than on marketing.
Reading a certificateBatch testing, matched to your vial
Every compound we hold is tested by an independent laboratory before it is released for sale. Testing covers compound identity, purity by HPLC and mass confirmation, so that what is written on the label is the same thing that is inside the vial.
Each vial carries its own batch number, and that number appears on the certificate for the material you actually received rather than on a generic document shared across the whole product line. Your specific order traces back to a specific test.
Service and dispatch, treated as part of the product
Good material is only half of a good order. Slow dispatch, silence after payment and unanswered questions turn a straightforward purchase into work you did not plan for, and researchers already have enough of that.
Our team answers messages through the working week and dispatches in-stock orders the same week they are placed. Compounds are held at -20 °C until they are packed, go out insulated, and every order travels with a tracking number so you know where it is.
Third party tested
Compounds are tested by an independent laboratory for identity, purity and mass confirmation before release. Batch numbers on each vial let you match your material to its own certificate of analysis.
Fast, cold-chain shipping
In-stock orders are dispatched the same week they are placed. Material is held at -20 °C until it is packed, ships insulated as lyophilised powder, and travels with a tracking number.
A real person on the other end
Messages are answered by the people who pack the orders, through the working week and most of the weekend. Ask about stock, batches, documentation, or a shipment already on its way.
Answers before you ask
How do I place an order?
Message us on Telegram with the compound and the quantity you need. We confirm current stock, send a written quote with the batch details, and nothing is charged until you confirm. There is no account to create and no checkout to work through.
Why do orders go through Telegram rather than a checkout?
Card processors do not serve this category, so a conventional checkout is not available to suppliers of research chemicals. Working through Telegram also means questions about stock, batches and documentation are answered by a person rather than by a help page.
What is the regulatory classification of the products on AnkerLabs?
All research compounds and materials supplied by AnkerLabs are classified strictly as research chemical materials, intended solely for laboratory, in vitro and analytical evaluation. They are not approved by the FDA for human consumption, veterinary use or therapeutic application, and any use outside that intended purpose is prohibited.
What are research compounds and peptides?
Research peptides are synthesised chains of amino acids produced as reference materials for controlled laboratory work. They are used to study biochemical pathways, molecular structure and receptor behaviour in analytical assays and in vitro models, and are supplied as reagents rather than for any other purpose.
What is a Certificate of Analysis (CoA)?
A Certificate of Analysis is an analytical document issued by an independent laboratory. It records the identity of the compound, its purity percentage, mass confirmation and the method used, for one specific production batch rather than for a product line in general.
If you would like to know how to read one properly, we have written a full guide on verifying a certificate of analysis.
How are batch numbers matched to certificates?
Every vial carries a unique batch identification number printed on its label. That number appears on the corresponding laboratory report, so the material in your hand traces directly to the test that was run on it. Ask us for the report covering your batch at any time.
What purity standards apply to research peptides?
High-purity reference peptides are typically synthesised to meet or exceed 98% purity as measured by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography. Mass spectrometry is run alongside it to confirm that the molecular weight matches the intended sequence.
Purity figures on this site are only ever taken from a laboratory report. Where a compound has not yet been tested, no figure is shown for it.
What is HPLC, and what does it actually measure?
High-Performance Liquid Chromatography separates the components of a mixture by pumping the sample through a column packed with an absorbent material. Each component moves through at a different rate, which allows the quantity of the target compound to be measured against everything else present in the sample.
What does lyophilisation do, and how should material be stored?
Lyophilisation, or freeze-drying, removes water from the compound under vacuum at low temperature. This preserves the molecular structure and stabilises the material for storage as a solid, which is also why it tolerates transit far better than material in solution.
Lyophilised solids should be kept sealed, dry and away from light, with long-term storage at -20 °C. Once reconstituted, material belongs in refrigerated storage and has a much shorter usable life.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock orders are dispatched the same week they are placed and typically arrive within a few business days once shipped. You receive a tracking number at dispatch. If a shipment appears delayed or lost, message us with your order details and we will take it up with the carrier.
Do you ship internationally?
Ask before ordering. Import rules for research chemicals vary considerably between countries, so the answer depends on where you are. We would rather decline an order at the start than take payment for a parcel that will be held at the border.
What does in vitro mean?
In vitro, literally "in glass", describes work carried out in a controlled environment outside a living organism, such as in test tubes, culture plates or petri dishes. Everything supplied by AnkerLabs is intended for this kind of work and for analytical evaluation only.
Start an order
Message us with the compound and quantity you need. We reply with current stock, a written quote and the batch details, and nothing is charged until you confirm.