
International courier shipping, third-party HPLC/MS analytical verification, and lab-grade peptide supplies tailored for research institutions across Canada.
99 Purity Peptides ships ≥99% HPLC/MS-verified lyophilized research peptides internationally to academic and commercial laboratories across Canada, with complete batch-specific analytical documentation and typical 3–5 business day transit to Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
Top-ordered laboratory compounds supplied in solid lyophilized cakes with batch analytical reports and same-day domestic dispatch.
Canadian research institutions ordering peptides from a U.S. supplier need clear answers on transit time, customs handling, and documentation before they can complete a procurement decision. Here is exactly how that process works for orders shipped to Canada.
Every shipment includes a lot-matched Certificate of Analysis with RP-HPLC and ESI-MS data, formatted to support Canadian institutional procurement and import documentation requirements.
Peptides ship as sealed, solid lyophilized compounds with clear commercial invoicing describing their RUO research classification, reducing ambiguity at Canadian customs clearance.
Orders are dispatched via international courier with tracking from origin through Canadian customs to final delivery, typically clearing in 3–5 business days to major metro areas.
Shipping cost to Canada is calculated by destination and shown before you pay. Add your products to cart and enter your Canada delivery address at checkout to see your exact international shipping rate, with any customs duties handled separately by your local customs authority.
Dedicated regional pages are planned as our Canada distribution network expands. International orders ship today to every region below.
Toronto, Ottawa, and the Waterloo biotech corridor — Canada's largest concentration of life sciences and pharmaceutical research activity.
Montreal's biotech and pharma research cluster, one of the most established life sciences hubs in the country.
Vancouver's growing biotechnology and genomics research base, anchored around UBC-affiliated institutions.
International shipments spend meaningfully longer in transit than domestic ones, and they pass through customs holding facilities where temperature and handling conditions are entirely outside a supplier's control. A liquid or reconstituted peptide simply cannot survive that variability without meaningful degradation risk.
Every peptide shipped to Canada leaves as a lyophilized solid, sublimated under high vacuum to remove over 99.5% of residual solvent, then sealed under nitrogen inside Type I borosilicate glass with a butyl rubber stopper and aluminum crimp collar. That solid-state form is what allows the compound to sit in a customs facility for an extra day or two without any measurable purity loss — something a liquid formulation could not tolerate.
This is also why we do not offer pre-reconstituted product for international orders under any circumstances: the risk profile of shipping a liquid biochemical across a border, through variable-temperature customs handling, simply isn't one we're willing to accept on a research institution's behalf.
Every international shipment includes a commercial invoice describing the contents accurately as Research Use Only laboratory chemicals, along with HS classification information to support Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) processing. This is standard practice for legitimate research chemical importation and helps avoid unnecessary customs delay.
Canadian research institutions are responsible for ensuring their own compliance with applicable import regulations, including any institutional biosafety or Health Canada requirements specific to their research program and the compound in question. We recommend confirming your institution's import policy for RUO research chemicals before your first order, particularly for grant-funded procurement that may require pre-approval documentation.
Duties or import fees, where applicable, are assessed by Canadian customs at the border and are the responsibility of the receiving institution — these are not included in the product price and vary by province and shipment value.
All peptides shipped to Canada are manufactured and sold exclusively as Research Use Only (RUO) chemicals for in-vitro laboratory experimentation, receptor-binding assay work, and analytical reference use. They are not approved, tested, or labeled for human or veterinary administration, clinical diagnosis, or therapeutic application in Canada or any other jurisdiction.
Canadian purchasers are responsible for confirming their own institution's import and research-chemical handling requirements, including any applicable Health Canada or provincial biosafety guidance relevant to their specific research program before placing an order.
1. Sterile Reconstitution: Use sterile bacteriostatic water (0.9% benzyl alcohol) or analytical saline. Introduce the diluent gently against the inner vial wall to avoid mechanical shearing.
2. Dissolution: Allow the lyophilized cake to wet completely. Swirl gently; do not vortex vigorously to preserve delicate peptide tertiary conformations.
3. Long-Term Storage: Aliquot reconstituted solutions into sterile polypropylene cryovials to minimize freeze-thaw degradation cycles. Store aliquots at -20°C for up to 6 months.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Clear answers regarding international transit speeds, third-party analytical COA testing, thermal packaging stability, and ordering compliance for Canada laboratories.