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  • Ships domestically from within Canada — no customs, no border delays
  • Batch-specific certificates of analysis on every lot
  • Free shipping on Canadian orders over CA$200
  • Priced in Canadian dollars — the figure on the tile is the figure charged
Onex Peptides, Canadian research peptide supplier

Canada

Buy research peptides in Canada

92 reference compounds, released against a >99% (HPLC) specification and dispatched from British Columbia, Canada. Priced in Canadian dollars, shipped domestically, with the certificate for your batch in the box.

See the catalogueCertificates of analysis

The posted price is not the landed cost

Most research peptides sold into Canada are listed in US dollars by a supplier shipping from outside the country. The number on the tile is the smaller half of what the order costs. Here is the rest of it, for a hypothetical US$100 order:

Landed cost of a US$100 imported order compared with a CA$100 domestic order
Cost componentImported from the USOrdered in Canada
Catalogue priceUS$100CA$100
Currency conversion at a typical card rate≈ CA$137—
Foreign transaction fee (2.5% is standard)≈ CA$3.40—
Courier brokerage and disbursement on an importCA$10–35—
GST/HST collected at the border by the carrierAssessed on arrivalShown before you confirm
Risk of a CBSA hold, inspection or seizurePresent on every parcelNone — not an import
Landed cost≈ CA$150–185, plus riskCA$100 plus tax

Conversion shown at an indicative 1.37 CAD/USD and a 2.5% card fee; both move, and your own card’s terms are what apply. Brokerage ranges are the published low-value-shipment schedules of the major couriers. The figures illustrate the shape of the difference rather than quoting a specific order.

What ordering inside Canada actually removes

The saving is real but it is the smaller argument. The larger one is that a domestic parcel has fewer ways to fail. An international shipment is an import, and an import is subject to a process that is invisible until it goes wrong: the parcel sits at a sort facility, the tracking page stops updating, and three weeks later either it arrives, it is returned to the sender, or it is not returned at all.

A parcel moving from British Columbia, Canada to a Canadian address never enters that process. There is no customs entry, no brokerage file, no duty assessment, and no point at which a border agency makes a decision about it. Ships in 1–2 business days, and transit after that is one to four business days for most of the country.

What you should check in any supplier

Domestic shipping is not, by itself, a quality argument — plenty of what ships within Canada was imported in bulk and repackaged. Four things are worth asking of any supplier, including this one:

  • Is the certificate specific to the lot? A representative certificate reused across batches tells you about a vial somebody else received.
  • Can you match the lot number? The number on the certificate should be the number printed on the vial.
  • Is the purity figure a specification or a measurement?“>99%” is almost always a release specification. The chromatogram is the measurement.
  • Are the storage conditions stated per compound? They differ, and a supplier printing one blanket line across a whole catalogue has not checked.

Our answers are on the quality page and in the certificate archive.

Who can order

Orders are accepted from researchers, laboratories and institutions across Canada. For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Whether a particular compound may lawfully be held or used at your destination is your responsibility — the legality page sets out how Health Canada classifies these materials and what a research-use label does and does not change.

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