Exact seller, identity, size, currency, and source matches.
Peptide price
history, observed.
See what changed, what the current exact-size market looks like, and which source rows survived the latest check. No invented daily lines. No historical values borrowed from search snippets.
Seller-date clusters, not a market trend.
The archive contains 32 real row-level changes, but they are not 32 independent market signals. Rows sharing a seller and observation window belong to the same cluster, and the archive currently covers only 2 sellers.
A narrow seller sample, not the full research market.
Dated comparisons kept separate in the event log.
Later snapshots must show whether the new prices persist, reverse, or spread to other sellers.
Before and after, on one dollar scale.
Each pair preserves its seller, exact nominal size, and observation dates. Gray shows the previous Peptide Local observation. Orange shows the accepted later value.
All 20 boards, with freshness attached.
Each range has its own scale because nominal sizes and price levels differ. The low, median, and high use confirmed in-stock rows only. Monitor status covers every published row, including unavailable and stock-unstated listings.
MOTS-c 10 mg
- Low
- $37.00
- Median
- $51.17
- High
- $99.00
Tesamorelin 10 mg
- Low
- $60.00
- Median
- $75.25
- High
- $159.00
TB-500 10 mg
- Low
- $49.00
- Median
- $64.91
- High
- $124.00
BPC-157 10 mg
- Low
- $39.99
- Median
- $50.00
- High
- $92.00
NAD+ 1000 mg
- Low
- $69.99
- Median
- $125.00
- High
- $134.20
Kisspeptin-10 10 mg
- Low
- $37.00
- Median
- $52.00
- High
- $69.99
CJC-1295 no DAC 5 mg
- Low
- $46.00
- Median
- $61.66
- High
- $77.33
Melanotan I 10 mg
- Low
- $29.99
- Median
- $31.84
- High
- $49.00
DSIP 5 mg
- Low
- $28.43
- Median
- $36.22
- High
- $44.00
Thymosin Alpha-1 5 mg
- Low
- $41.00
- Median
- $51.77
- High
- $62.55
GHK-Cu 100 mg
- Low
- $44.99
- Median
- $49.00
- High
- $65.00
AOD-9604 5 mg
- Low
- $44.00
- Median
- $50.00
- High
- $59.99
PT-141 (Bremelanotide) 10 mg
- Low
- $38.99
- Median
- $45.00
- High
- $48.90
Sermorelin 5 mg
- Low
- $43.00
- Median
- $47.09
- High
- $51.17
Ipamorelin 10 mg
- Low
- $54.99
- Median
- $59.99
- High
- $62.55
CJC-1295 DAC 5 mg
- Low
- $46.00
- Median
- $49.00
- High
- $52.00
Selank 10 mg
- Low
- $34.99
- Median
- $35.99
- High
- $38.43
Semax 10 mg
- Low
- $34.11
- Median
- $34.99
- High
- $35.99
Melanotan II 10 mg
- Low
- $36.99
- Median
- $37.49
- High
- $37.99
IGF-1 LR3 0.1 mg
- Low
- $27.00
- Median
- $27.00
- High
- $27.00
History and freshness are separate.
An accepted price event shows a dated catalog change. A source confirmation shows whether the current public page still supports today's published row. Neither is a product-quality score.
Three datasets. Three different questions.
Current price, source freshness, and accepted change history remain separate so a successful page check cannot be mistaken for product evidence or a complete market history.
What the archive can actually answer.
Direct answers for readers comparing current list prices, dated changes, exact sizes, and source freshness.
What does Peptide Local mean by peptide price history?
Price history means dated Peptide Local observations of the same seller, peptide identity, nominal size, currency, and public list price. The database currently contains 32 accepted changes from 2026-07-17 through 2026-08-22. It does not backfill older values from snippets or undated third-party tables.
How current are the peptide prices in this database?
76 of 84 published rows were automatically reconfirmed in the latest public-source run. 8 rows require manual review. A confirmation supports the displayed commercial price and availability only, not product contents or quality.
Why do some peptides have no accepted price change?
4 current exact-size boards do not yet have an accepted historical event. That does not prove their prices stayed unchanged. It means no changed value passed the repeated-source and editorial publication gate.
Do the accepted peptide price increases prove a market-wide trend?
No. The 32 accepted row changes span only 2 sellers and 3 seller-date clusters. They document specific catalog changes, not a conclusion that peptide prices are moving in one direction across the full US research market. A broader trend requires repeated movement across more independent sellers and later dated observations.
Can prices be compared across different peptide vial sizes?
Not as interchangeable offers. Each board keeps one exact nominal size. The history chart labels that size, while each current range compares only like-for-like listings inside its own board. Price per nominal milligram is available on the underlying product pages.
Does a higher peptide price indicate better quality?
No. Price, availability, document access, identity, purity, quantity, sterility, safety, legality, and suitability are separate questions. This database reports public commercial observations and links the seller sources used for them.
Observed catalog data, not product verification.
These are public US laboratory research-material listing observations. Peptide Local did not purchase, sample, assay, or establish custody for the represented materials.
List price excludes shipping, taxes, coupons, subscriptions, bundles, checkout-only fees, and transaction-specific terms. A source check does not establish identity, purity, quantity, sterility, safety, legality, seller reliability, or suitability for use.
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