Peptide prices by seller, in one table

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GHK-Cu

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Glutathione

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Ipamorelin

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KPV

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Liraglutide

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MOTS-c

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NAD+

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Oxytocin

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PT-141 (bremelanotide)

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Selank

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Semaglutide

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Semax

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Sermorelin

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TB-500

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Tesamorelin

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Tirzepatide

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What each figure buys and leaves out is in the files below and on the seller's page. A vial price is not a monthly cost.

Download

• prices.csv — one row per price, for a spreadsheet.
• prices.json — the same rows, with the licence and read dates in the file.
• prices-history.csv — every read we have published, 291 rows: the same seller, product and figure on each date we read it.

Both files are rebuilt every time the site is, so they always match what the pages show.

What each column in the files means

• seller: Who publishes the price.
• seller_slug: Our short name for the seller.
• seller_page: Our page about the seller, where we have one.
• compound: The compound the price is for.
• compound_slug: Our short name for the compound; its guide is at peptidestogo.com/peptides/<compound_slug>/.
• product: What is being sold, in the seller's words.
• form: Branded (an FDA-approved product) or compounded (prepared by a pharmacy).
• price_usd: The figure, in US dollars.
• unit: What the figure buys, such as a month or a vial. A vial price is not a monthly cost.
• what_it_buys: The terms behind the figure, read off the seller's page. Where the figure is a sum, such as medication plus a required membership, the parts are named here.
• not_included: What the figure does not cover, read off the seller's page.
• read_on: The date we last read the price on the seller's page.
• source_url: The seller's page.
• archive_url: An Internet Archive snapshot of that page showing the figure, where one exists.
• saved_copy: Where the Archive cannot hold the price (it is drawn by script, or shown only to signed-in patients), "yes" means we keep our own dated screenshot or copy of the page; ask us for it.
• previous_price_usd: The last earlier figure we published for the same product that differs from this one. Empty when the figure has never changed.
• previous_read_on: The date we read that earlier figure. When the figure has never changed, the date we first read it. Empty for a first read. Every read is in prices-history.csv.

80 of the 100 prices have an Internet Archive snapshot. The same descriptions are written into prices.json.

Earlier figures

Under a price, "was" gives the last earlier figure we published for the same product that differs from it; 20 of the 100 prices have one. "Same since" gives the first date we read an unchanged figure. Every read is in prices-history.csv. A change between two reads is usually the seller changing its price; the Market log records those changes month by month.

How the figures are collected

We record only prices a seller publishes on its own site, as published, with the date we read them. Where a figure is a sum, such as medication plus a required membership, the what_it_buys column names the parts. Sellers change their prices often, so read each figure with its date. The table ranks nobody, and a lower price is not a better seller.

Some sellers in this table pay us a commission on referrals; they are named in our affiliate disclosure. A commission does not change a price we record.

For GLP-1 prices from telehealth brands, our sister site PeptideWellness keeps a price index with its own downloads.

What you may do with it

The table is published under CC BY 4.0: reuse it, including commercially, with attribution to PeptidesToGo and a link back.

The licence covers our compilation — which sellers we track, which of their prices we record, the read dates and the archive links. It does not cover the sellers' own published prices. A price is a fact, and facts carry no copyright for anyone to grant.

How to cite it

PeptidesToGo, seller price table, read November 11, 2026. https://peptidestogo.com/data/

When you quote one figure, the seller and the row's read date are what make it checkable, for example: "Maximus lists compounded tirzepatide from $249.99 a month (read November 11, 2026, via PeptidesToGo)."

Questions and corrections

Write to us through the contact form and choose "Partnership or press". If a seller's price has changed since the read date, tell us which row and we will re-read the page.