Where to Buy BPC-157 in Canada: A Buying Guide

This page is a buying guide for researchers sourcing BPC-157 in Canada. It is not a product page. It sets out what the compound is, what a certificate for it should contain, what a milligram costs in Canadian dollars at each vial size we stock, and how a domestic tracked parcel compares with importing from abroad.

What BPC-157 is

BPC-157 is a synthetic pentadecapeptide: fifteen residues, Gly-Glu-Pro-Pro-Pro-Gly-Lys-Pro-Ala-Asp-Asp-Ala-Gly-Leu-Val, with a calculated monoisotopic mass close to 1,419 Da. The sequence was derived from a fragment of a gastric protein, and the three consecutive prolines near the N-terminus give it an unusual chromatographic signature, which is why its main HPLC peak can look broader than a reviewer expects; our note on proline cis-trans peak broadening explains the mechanism. We supply it as a lyophilised research material in 5 mg and 10 mg vials. It is also one half of our two BPC-157 & TB-500 blends, which carry 5 mg of each peptide in the 10 mg vial and 10 mg of each in the 20 mg vial. The BPC-157 Canada hub covers the compound in more depth.

What a BPC-157 certificate should show

A certificate for BPC-157 should name the testing laboratory, include a method section (column, gradient, detection wavelength), report purity as HPLC area at that stated wavelength, and confirm identity by an observed mass within a few daltons of 1,419. Deletion sequences, the most common synthesis impurity, appear as peaks of 1,419 Da minus one residue (97 Da lighter for a missing proline, 57 Da for a missing glycine), so a report that gives mass alone cannot rule them out; retention time against a reference standard can. Net peptide content is a separate measurement again. The label milligrams are gross, and once the counter-ion (usually TFA) and residual water are accounted for, net content is typically 70–90% of label. Photographs of the batch should accompany the report, because our vials carry no printed lot number and a certificate is matched to a lot by cap colour and crimp colour against those photographs.

Our published report for BPC-157 10 mg is Janoshik #93626, reporting 99.258% purity. It is a report for a tested lot, not a description of whichever lot is shipping today; new tests are uploaded as they come back from the laboratory. All published reports, with photographs, are on the certificates page, and how to read a peptide certificate of analysis walks through each section of a report.

BPC-157 price per milligram in CAD

Prices below are the list prices on 28 October 2026. The 10+ column applies the cart’s 25% tier.

Vial price on its own tells you little, because a 5 mg vial and a 10 mg vial of the same material are different quantities of the same thing. Dividing by label milligrams puts every size and every vendor on one axis; our research peptide price list does this for the whole catalogue, and comparing research peptide prices per milligram explains the method and its limits.

Ordering inside Canada or importing

We ship from inside Canada to Canadian addresses only, as a tracked domestic parcel in plain-label packaging. Because nothing crosses a border there is no customs declaration, no duty and no brokerage fee. Parcels usually leave within one business day of the order being confirmed; an order placed after the day’s cut-off joins the next dispatch, and a late-Friday order joins Monday’s. Typical transit from dispatch is 1–3 business days to Alberta and Saskatchewan, 2–4 to British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, 3–5 to Atlantic Canada, and longer to Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Those are typical figures, not a guarantee. Shipping is free on orders over $200 CAD; below that, a flat tracked rate is shown at checkout.

An imported parcel adds three things a domestic one does not: the exchange rate on a price quoted in another currency, a cross-border shipping charge, and the possibility that the parcel can be held for inspection at the border. The full comparison is in importing research chemicals into Canada vs buying domestically, and the shipping policy has the current rates.

How to pay

We accept three methods. Interac e-Transfer: use the order number as the security question and do not add custom notes. Credit card: the charge is processed in USD at the live rate, so the amount on your statement can differ from the CAD total by a few cents. Crypto: Solana, Ethereum and Bitcoin. No method carries a discount or a surcharge. Details are on the payment methods page.

Quantity pricing on BPC-157

Quantity pricing applies automatically in the cart with no code and counts vials across the whole cart, so a BPC-157 vial and a TB-500 vial together count as two toward the tier.

First-order and win-back codes, which we send by email, stack on top of quantity pricing. Holiday sale codes at 30% off list replace quantity pricing while they are applied; the cart shows whichever is in force. Orders beyond ten vials can be quoted through the bulk orders page.

Storage on arrival and the seven-day check

Lyophilised BPC-157 is stable over normal transit, so it does not ship cold-chain. On arrival, keep the sealed vial at 2–8 °C, dark and dry, and let it reach room temperature before opening it for the first time so that moisture from the air does not condense on the cold powder. Check the parcel within 7 calendar days: count the vials against the packing slip, confirm cap and crimp colours against the batch photographs on the certificate you intend to rely on, and look for cracked glass or a lifted crimp. Damaged or incorrect items reported within that window, with photos, are replaced or refunded. Receiving a research peptide shipment has the full checklist, and storage and stability of lyophilised research peptides covers what happens to the vial after that.

Five checks to run on any vendor

1. Is the testing laboratory named on the certificate, and is the report a third-party document rather than an in-house printout?
2. Does the report include a method section with the detection wavelength, and an observed mass you can compare against 1,419 Da?
3. Can you match the vial you receive to the report, either by a printed lot number or by batch photographs showing cap and crimp colours?
4. What happens if your own independent test fails the specification on the certificate? Our purity guarantee refunds the product and the testing fee when unused material is returned with the lab report.
5. Where does the parcel ship from, and in which currency is the price quoted?

Our guide to choosing a research peptide supplier in Canada expands each item, and how to read a certificate of analysis shows what the second item looks like on a real report.

Where to go next

The product pages are BPC-157 5 mg, BPC-157 10 mg, the BPC-157 & TB-500 Blend 10 mg and the BPC-157 & TB-500 Blend 20 mg. The BPC-157 Canada hub collects the articles on the compound, BPC-157 vs TB-500 sets the two peptides side by side, and the FAQ answers ordering questions. Anything not covered there can go to support@exolabz.ca or the contact page.

All products are sold for laboratory research use only and are not for human or animal use.