What we can supply to you
Research-grade peptides, for your laboratories. A pharmaceutical company's R&D or quality control laboratory can order research-grade peptides for laboratory work on the same terms as any laboratory: company documents, a signed end-use declaration, and no use in people or animals. For research laboratories
Cosmetic-grade ingredients, if you also make cosmetics. A company that manufactures cosmetics under its own EDA registrations can buy our cosmetic-grade peptides for those products, as a cosmetic manufacturer would. Cosmetic-grade peptides
Answers for your supplier file. If your quality system qualifies suppliers before a first purchase, send your questionnaire with the enquiry. We answer what we can document, product by product. Safety data sheets are available on request, where the manufacturer issues them.
What we do not supply
Nothing for patients. We do not supply material labelled for research for treatment, compounding or dispensing, and we decline any order that looks intended for that.
No medicines. We are not a medicines distributor, and we do not trade in medical supplies. Registered peptide medicines reach pharmacies and hospitals through Egypt's licensed pharmaceutical distributors, and that is where to buy them.
No raw material for a registered medicine. Research-grade material is not a pharmaceutical raw material. A medicine registered with the EDA is made from materials that meet its registration file, and the EDA's guide on synthetic peptides (version 4, 13 October 2025) sets out what a generic synthetic peptide must show against its reference product. Vials sold for laboratory research are not offered for that purpose.
Nothing to pharmacies for resale. A pharmacy's customers are patients and the public. We do not supply research-grade products to pharmacies at any quantity.
Nothing to individuals. We supply companies and institutions only, whoever is asking and for whatever reason.
Importing pharmaceutical raw materials
A published law-firm guide to Egyptian pharmaceutical law reports that importing pharmaceuticals and their raw materials needs an EDA registration or a pending one, prior EDA approval, and an importer on the EDA's register. We report it as the guide states it; how it applies to a particular consignment is for your regulatory team to settle with the EDA. Our own import route is for an Egyptian lawyer to confirm before we describe it here.
Why we hold this line
The EDA has spent 2026 warning against unregistered products sold outside pharmacies. On 28 September it named an online peptide shop whose products it called of unknown source, counterfeit and unregistered, and promised legal action. Its advice to the public, repeated through the autumn, is to buy medicines only from licensed pharmacies and to check a product's registration.
A pharmacy or distributor that passed research material to a patient would be handing over exactly the kind of unregistered product those warnings describe. We will not be the source of it.
Distributors serving laboratories and factories
If your company distributes to laboratories or cosmetic manufacturers rather than to pharmacies, we can work with you on a trade account, provided your commercial register covers the goods and your customers are businesses. Wholesale and trade accounts
Talk to us first
If you are not sure which side of the line an order falls on, ask before you order. Contact us · Are peptides legal in Egypt? · How clinic treatment differs from research peptides · Who can buy from us