Who can buy from us

• Cosmetic manufacturers and skincare brands, including factories that make products for other brands under contract.
• Laboratories at universities, research centres and companies, including R&D and quality-control laboratories.
• Pharmaceutical and contract research companies, for laboratory work only. Research-grade material is never for patients; our page for pharmaceutical companies explains where the line sits.
• Distributors and trading companies that resell to the businesses above, with an activity on their commercial register that covers the goods.

• Individuals, for any product and for any reason.
• Anyone buying for use in people or animals, including clinics, practitioners and gyms.
• Resellers who sell to the public, online or through social media.
• Home addresses. Research-grade products go to a laboratory, factory, office or warehouse.

1. Commercial register (السجل التجاري): a current extract, with an activity that fits what you are ordering.
2. Tax card (البطاقة الضريبية): the number, and a copy if we ask for one.
3. For a university, research centre or public body: a letter on its letterhead in place of the two documents above.
4. A named contact: a person with a position in the company and an email address on the company's domain.
5. A business delivery address in Egypt.
6. A signed end-use declaration for research-grade products. It confirms that the material is for laboratory research and not for use in people or animals. The wording is on our end-use declaration page.
7. For cosmetic-grade products: a short description of the cosmetic products the ingredient is for.

We answer within one working day. After the first order the documents stay on file; we ask again only when one expires or your company details change.

Three things end an enquiry: a commercial register whose activity does not cover the goods, a buyer who will not state the end use, and any question about use in people or animals. We do not advise anyone on such use. The rule is applied the same way to every enquiry, whoever sends it.

Since September 2026 the EDA has warned the public again and again about unregistered and counterfeit products sold online, much of it advertised on social media. On 28 September 2026 it warned against an online peptide shop selling products "of unknown source, counterfeit, unregistered", said it would take legal action, and told the public to buy medicines only from licensed pharmacies (reported by Youm7 the same day).

Research-grade peptides are not medicines registered with the EDA for use in people. Sold to anyone who asks, they are sold to the public, whatever the label says. Checking buyers keeps our products with laboratories, manufacturers and distributors. There is a practical side for you as well: a factory or laboratory that qualifies a supplier wants one whose customer list and paperwork will stand up to an auditor's questions.

"Research use only" on a label means the material is for laboratory research. It is not a medicine and is not made or tested as one. Research use only, explained covers what the label allows and what it does not, and are peptides legal in Egypt? sets out what the EDA has published.

For regular orders, apply for a trade account: the checks are done once. For a single order, request a quote and give your commercial register number.