The Considered Catalogue
Our range is organised into families, each grouped by the system it speaks to. This is a map, not a menu, read it to understand the territory before you choose a single point on it.
The Short Answer
- Polaris Research groups its catalogue by the pathway each compound is studied around rather than by popularity.
- The range spans metabolic, growth factor, healing sequence, mitochondrial, longevity, neurotropic and skin families.
- Every compound in the range ships with a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis.
- Bacteriostatic Water is stocked as a reconstitution add-on and is not sold on its own.
How the range is organised
Rather than an alphabetical list, we group compounds into families. A family shares a broad area of interest, metabolism, repair, longevity, the nervous system, so that once you know your goal, you know which shelf to stand in front of. Below is each family in turn, described in everyday terms.
Metabolic
The metabolic family is the area of greatest current research interest. Compounds such as Retatrutide are studied for their role in appetite signalling and metabolic balance, how the body reads hunger, energy, and fullness. This is the family people most often arrive asking about, and the one where the foundations of food, sleep, and movement matter most.
Growth Factor
Growth-factor compounds, the CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin pairing, Tesamorelin, are studied for their relationship with the body's own growth-hormone rhythms, which sit closely tied to recovery and sleep. They are typically of interest to people thinking about body composition and overnight repair.
Healing Sequence
BPC-157 and TB-500, alone or paired, make up the repair-oriented family. BPC-157 is among the most discussed peptides in research circles for its association with tissue and gut signalling; TB-500 is studied alongside it for recovery contexts. This is the family most often reached for after the demands of training or injury.
Mitochondrial & Cellular
SS-31 and MOTS-c sit with the mitochondria, the cell's power plants, and are studied for cellular energy and metabolic signalling. NAD+ belongs here too as a cellular cofactor, a molecule involved in the everyday machinery of energy and repair. Together these form the cellular-energy corner of the range.
Longevity
Epitalon and Pinealon are the longevity-research compounds, studied for their relationship with the body's internal clock and cellular ageing. This is a patient, long-horizon family, of interest to people thinking in years rather than weeks.
Neurotropic, focus & calm
Semax and Selank are the nervous-system family, studied in research for focus, clarity, and a settled mood. Both are available as nasal sprays as well as vials. DSIP belongs near here too, studied in the context of sleep architecture. This is the "clear head, calm system" corner of the range.
Skin, immune & specialist
GHK-Cu, Glow, and Glutathione gather around skin and collagen signalling and antioxidant pathways. KPV and Thymosin Alpha-1 sit in immune and anti-inflammatory research. PT-141, Melanotan 2, and Kisspeptin are specialist melanocortin and endocrine compounds. Each is a focused tool for a specific area of interest.
Reconstitution & accessories
Finally, the practical family: Bacteriostatic Water and the supplies needed to prepare and store a lyophilised vial properly. They are not glamorous, but they are what stands between a good compound and a wasted one, which is exactly the subject of the next guide.
Frequently Asked
How is the Polaris Research catalogue organised?
By research family rather than by popularity. Compounds are grouped by the pathway they are studied around, so the metabolic, recovery, skin, cognitive and longevity families each sit together. The full catalogue is browsable at /products/.
Which family should I look at first?
Start from the research question rather than the compound. The family narrows the field once the question is clear, which is a more reliable way to choose than starting from a compound name you have already heard.
Does every product include documentation?
Yes. Every vial ships with a Certificate of Analysis tied to its own batch number, and that batch can be looked up on the verification page at /coa/.
Every order ships free Express Australia-wide, with tracking and support when you need it.
Supply chain, testing, pricing context, and regulatory movement — updated quarterly.
Peptide market map on reptides.coIndependent third-party research on reptides.co — not affiliated with Polaris Research. Research reference only, not medical advice.
Educational information only. Nothing here is medical advice or a therapeutic claim. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional before beginning any protocol. Last reviewed 23 June 2026.
Independent reading
Our library is introductory research-supply context. When you want published-evidence summaries written for researchers, reptides.co is a useful next step. It is entirely separate from this store.
- Peptide tier list47 peptides ranked S–F by published human evidence — free to browse from the reptides homepage.reptides.co
- MethodologyHow tiers are set, how citations are audited, and how rankings change when trial data moves.reptides.co
- Weight lossEditorial guide to GLP-1 class peptides and related metabolic compounds.reptides.co
- Recovery & injuryHealing-category peptides — what the preclinical and clinical record actually shows.reptides.co
- Skin & anti-agingCopper peptides, blends, and cosmetic-category evidence in one place.reptides.co
- Growth hormone axisSecretagogues, GHRH analogs, and how the evidence stacks up.reptides.co
- Focus & cognitionNootropic peptides — trial history, mechanisms, and where the record is thin.reptides.co
- LongevityMitochondrial peptides, bioregulators, and what is still preclinical.reptides.co
- Peptide market mapSupply chain, testing, pricing context, and regulatory movement — updated quarterly.reptides.co
Independent third-party research on reptides.co — not affiliated with Polaris Research. Research reference only, not medical advice.