Per vial, USD
| Fill weight | 100+ | 1,000+ | 2,500+ | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 mg | $8.48 | $7.12 | $6.95 | |
| 10 mg | $13.95 | $11.72 | $11.44 |
Ordering at volume
Ipamorelin is the line where the packaging costs real money relative to what is inside it. Five residues of peptide is not much material, so the glass, the closure, the lyophilization cycle and the documentation account for a larger share of the per-vial number than on any other compound in this section. The practical consequence is that the step from 5 mg to 10 mg costs far less than doubling: you take twice the material in the same vial, filled once, sealed once and documented once.
That makes the larger fill the obvious default for anyone whose target is expressed in milligrams rather than vials, and it makes this an unusually inexpensive line to take deep. It is stocked as a high-volume staple, so quantities at all three breaks are ordinarily covered from what is already vialed and a request turns into a ship date inside the same week.
Adding it to an order does not help another line reach a break — every compound climbs its own ladder on its own count. What ipamorelin genuinely does help with is the order minimum, and because both fills are small the consignment stays light: a thousand vials is a modest carton count and a shipping weight that keeps the freight in the same band as a far smaller order.
Specification
- Compound
- Ipamorelin
- CAS number
- 170851-70-4
- Formula
- C₃₈H₄₉N₉O₅
- Molecular weight
- 711.9 g/mol
- PubChem CID
- 9831659
- Form
- Lyophilized powder, sealed vial
- Fill weights
- 5 mg · 10 mg
- Stock depth
- High-volume staples — Held deepest, quoted same day, shortest lead time.
- Intended use
- Laboratory research only. Not for human or veterinary use.
What the material is
Ipamorelin is a synthetic pentapeptide carrying a C-terminal amide. At 711.9 g/mol it is the lightest material in the secretagogue section of this catalog by a wide margin — around a fifth the mass of the 29-residue analogues near it and a seventh that of tesamorelin. Five residues is a short build, and short peptides keep well in a freezer under seal.
In the vial it is a fine white lyophilized powder — sometimes a compact disc, sometimes closer to a loose fluff — held behind a rubber plug and a crimped ring. Short peptides tend to lyophilize into a less substantial-looking solid than long ones do, so a thin layer at the 5 mg fill is expected and is not evidence of a short fill. The quantity is set by fill weight on the vialing line and stated on the certificate.
Storage and reconstitution
A −20 °C freezer is where sealed vials belong, dry and unlit; a refrigerator will do for shorter holds. Small amides are the most forgiving material in this section, and brief ambient exposure in transit does no harm while the seal is intact. Let a vial equilibrate to room temperature before opening so that airborne moisture condenses on the glass and not on the powder.
The powder goes into sterile water and into most laboratory buffers quickly and completely, leaving a clear solution with nothing suspended in it. The liquid goes in gently against the wall, with a swirl rather than agitation. Once made, keep the solution refrigerated and shaded, and aliquot it if it will be used across more than one session; freeze-thaw cycles are the usual reason a solution stops behaving the way it did on the first day.
Buying questions
Is the 10 mg ipamorelin vial twice the price of the 5 mg?
No, and not close to it. The fixed costs of a vial — glass, closure, the freeze-drying run, the certificate — are identical at both fills, so doubling the material adds much less than double to the per-vial figure. Buyers working to a total in milligrams almost always take the larger fill.
Why does the ipamorelin solid look thinner than other compounds at the same fill weight?
Because the molecule is light and the powder is fine. Five residues freeze-dry into far less bulk than a 44-residue chain at the same mass, so a wispy layer is normal on this line. What goes in is measured on the vialing line rather than judged by eye, and the quality page covers what each lot is checked for.
How much freight does a thousand vials of ipamorelin add?
Less than almost any other line in the catalog. Both fills are small, so a thousand vials is a handful of cartons, and the shipping weight generally keeps the consignment in the band a much smaller order would occupy. Ask for a carton count on the quote if you are pre-booking a courier.
Should a first ipamorelin order be split across both fills?
Usually not. Pick the fill that matches how the material will be drawn on and take a single line. Splitting a first order gives you two lines, each climbing its own ladder on its own count, and neither reaching as far down it. Consolidate now and split later once the usage is known.
