Update — March 2026

Peptide Sciences Stopped Taking Orders? Excalibur Peptides Is Your Alternative.

US-based research peptides with published third-party COAs. Same-day processing. Fully operational.

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For research and identification purposes only. Not for human consumption.

Testing
HPLC + LC-MS
Documentation
Third-party COAs
Ships from
Austin, TX
Processing
Same-day
Status
Operational

What Happened to Peptide Sciences?

In March 2026, Peptide Sciences stopped accepting orders. Laboratories that ordered from Peptide Sciences now need another documented source.

Excalibur Peptides maintains full operations: independent third-party testing of all 18 products (purity by HPLC; identity by LC-MS), Certificates of Analysis in a public COA database, and US-based fulfillment from Austin, TX with same-day order processing.

For research and identification purposes only. Not for human consumption.

Common Research Compounds — What We Carry

Common research compounds and the matching entries in the Excalibur catalog.

Common research compounds and the matching Excalibur catalog entries
Excalibur CatalogCompoundStatus
BPC-157BPC-157In catalog
TB-500TB-500In catalog
GHK-CuGHK-CuIn catalog
TesamorelinTesamorelinIn catalog
GHRP-6GHRP-6In catalog
NAD+NAD+In catalog
MOTS-CMOTS-cIn catalog
LL-37LL-37In catalog
Wolverine BlendBPC-157 + TB-500 blendIn catalog

All compounds for research use only. Not for human consumption.

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How Excalibur Works

COA transparency

All 18 products are third-party tested by Freedom Diagnostics Testing, with each COA in a public COA database. Review them before you order.

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US-based and operational

Orders ship from Austin, Texas, with same-day order processing on in-stock compounds.

Documented analysis

Purity by HPLC; identity by LC-MS (Freedom Diagnostics Testing), as reported on each product's published COA. Full COA documentation at /coa.

All products for research use only. Not for human consumption.

What the Order Stop Means for Laboratories

In March 2026, the company stopped accepting orders. The reason has not been publicly disclosed, and this page does not speculate about it.

What matters for laboratories is the practical question of continuity: where to source the same compounds, with documentation that can be reviewed and archived alongside existing experimental records.

Compounds previously ordered from Peptide Sciences now have to be sourced elsewhere, with new documentation to review and archive. Excalibur Peptides is one US-based option, with published third-party COAs; its catalog includes BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, GHRP-6 and NAD+. For research use only.

What to Look for in a Peptide Sciences Alternative

When evaluating a replacement supplier for laboratory research procurement, four objective criteria are worth checking against any vendor that markets itself as a "Peptide Sciences alternative." All four matter; together they determine whether the compounds you receive can be documented well enough for reproducible work.

1. HPLC purity plus identity confirmation

High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) quantifies peptide purity by separating the target compound from synthesis byproducts, truncated sequences, and degradation products. An identity method confirms it is the intended compound: LC-MS compares the measured molecular mass with the theoretical mass of the sequence, and FTIR compares the infrared spectrum with that of a known standard. HPLC alone tells you how pure the compound is but not whether it is the right compound, and an identity test alone does not report purity. Documentation should report both.

2. Certificates of analysis, publicly accessible

A certificate of analysis (COA) is the lab report tying a tested sample of a compound to specific test results. Public COAs — accessible without an account, downloadable, and listed by product — are the simplest way a researcher can review before purchase how a compound has been tested. A "third-party tested" statement without a public COA database cannot be checked, so look for certificates you can open and archive yourself.

3. Named third-party laboratory

Independent third-party testing means the analytical work is performed by a laboratory that is not owned by, financially dependent on, or operationally controlled by the vendor. The COA should identify the testing laboratory by name and give a way to check the report with that laboratory or a verification platform. Anonymous COAs, in-house COAs labeled as third-party, and COAs from labs that cannot be independently contacted are not equivalent to verified third-party documentation.

4. US-based shipping and operations

Shipping origin affects transit time and customs handling. Excalibur orders shipped within the U.S. typically arrive in 2–4 business days; international shipments pass through customs and can be held for inspection. Confirm the shipping origin and how to reach customer support before placing a research order.

All compounds discussed are for research and identification purposes only. Not for human consumption.

Excalibur Peptides as a Peptide Sciences Alternative

Excalibur Peptides is built around the criteria above: COA transparency, US-based operations and a research-only catalog. Each one is part of our standard operating procedure.

HPLC purity, reported on the COA. All 18 products are third-party tested, with purity measured by high-performance liquid chromatography. The quantified purity result appears on the published COA and next to the COA link on the product page, not in general marketing copy.

Identity confirmation (LC-MS). Identity is confirmed on each COA by LC-MS at Freedom Diagnostics Testing, the laboratory that tests all 18 products: liquid chromatography separates the sample, and mass spectrometry checks the measured molecular mass against the theoretical mass of the intended sequence. This is the analytical check that confirms a vial labeled BPC-157 actually contains BPC-157 and not a structurally similar but incorrect compound. The identity result is published alongside the HPLC result.

Named third-party laboratory. All 18 products are tested by Freedom Diagnostics Testing, an independent laboratory. Each report names Excalibur Peptides as the client and carries a search code that anyone can enter on the lab's own COA lookup page, with no account needed. Each COA names the testing laboratory.

Full catalog, US-based, same-day processing. We carry BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, GHRP-6 and NAD+, plus MOTS-C, LL-37, Wolverine Blend, and additional research compounds. Orders placed before 2 PM EST on a business day ship the same day from Austin, Texas. Every product is made in fresh batches, frozen, and kept at −10 °F until the day it ships, and domestic delivery is 2–4 business days with tracking. Questions go to info@excaliburpeptides.com.

Public COA database. Certificates of Analysis are published at /coa, listed by product, showing the HPLC purity result, the identity confirmation (LC-MS), the testing lab, and the date of analysis. Each vial label also carries a printed batch number and QR code for your records. No login required, no email gating — public verification is the point.

All Excalibur Peptides products are sold for research and identification purposes only. Not for human consumption.

Comparison: Excalibur vs Protide vs Limitless Life

A documentation checklist. Excalibur entries describe our own documentation; we make no claims about other suppliers, so review their current certificates directly.

Excalibur Peptides, Protide and Limitless Life documentation checklist
CriterionExcalibur PeptidesProtideLimitless Life
HPLC testingOn published COAsSee vendor COAsSee vendor COAs
Identity testing (LC-MS or FTIR)On published COAsSee vendor COAsSee vendor COAs
Public COA databaseYes — listed by productSee vendor siteSee vendor site
Named third-party labYes — named on each COASee vendor COAsSee vendor COAs
Purity reportingHPLC result on product COASee vendor COAsSee vendor COAs
US-based shippingAustin, TX — same-day processingSee vendor policySee vendor policy
Domestic transit2–4 business daysSee vendor policySee vendor policy
Catalog breadth18-product research catalogSee vendor catalogSee vendor catalog
Research-use-only framingYes — explicitSee vendor siteSee vendor site

Excalibur Peptides sells research peptides for in-vitro laboratory and identification purposes only. Not for human consumption. Verify current documentation directly with each vendor before procurement.

Side-By-Side Comparison

Peptide Sciences compared with Excalibur Peptides
FeaturePeptide SciencesExcalibur Peptides
StatusStopped accepting orders in March 2026Operational
COA testingSee the vendor's own documentationHPLC + LC-MS
Public COA databaseSee the vendor's own documentationYes
US-basedSee the vendor's own documentationAustin, TX
Domestic shippingNot accepting orders2–4 days, same-day processing
Research use onlySee the vendor's own documentationYes

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Peptide Sciences still operating?

Peptide Sciences stopped accepting orders in March 2026. Excalibur Peptides is not affiliated with Peptide Sciences and has no information beyond what has been publicly reported.

What is an alternative to Peptide Sciences?

Excalibur Peptides is an operational US-based research peptide supplier. All 18 products are third-party tested, and each product's COA, naming the testing laboratory, is published in a public COA database. The catalog includes BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, GHRP-6 and NAD+, plus additional research compounds. Research use only.

How does Excalibur test its peptides?

All 18 Excalibur products are third-party tested by Freedom Diagnostics Testing: purity by HPLC, identity by LC-MS, with each COA publicly accessible and the laboratory named on the report. Compare these reports with the documentation you have on file from any previous supplier.

Can I get the same peptides I ordered from Peptide Sciences?

BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, GHRP-6 and NAD+ are all in the Excalibur catalog, along with MOTS-c, LL-37, the Wolverine Blend and other research compounds. Compare the catalog with your previous order list and check each product's COA. All for research use only.

How quickly does Excalibur ship?

Orders placed before 2 PM EST on a business day ship the same day from Austin, Texas, with tracking, and arrive in 2–4 business days within the U.S. Every product is stored frozen at −10 °F until the day it ships.

How does Excalibur compare to Protide and Limitless Life?

Excalibur publishes HPLC purity and identity results (LC-MS) from a named third-party laboratory on each product's COA. We make no claims about other suppliers' documentation: documentation formats differ, so review each vendor's current certificates directly before ordering.

What should I look for in a Peptide Sciences alternative?

HPLC purity plus identity confirmation (LC-MS or FTIR) on the COA, a public COA database, a named third-party laboratory on the COA itself, US-based shipping with same-day processing, and strict research-use-only positioning across the supplier's entire site.

Not sure where to start? Begin with these product pages:

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