# BioCore Central
> BioCore Central publishes a research catalogue of peptides and related compounds, with prices in Canadian dollars. Inquire by email. This site has no checkout.

## Key Pages
- [Home](https://www.biocorecentral.com/): Research catalogue. Choose a listing, then inquire by email.
- [Catalogue](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides): The BioCore Central research catalogue. Each vial is listed separately, with its price in Canadian dollars.
- [Quality and testing](https://www.biocorecentral.com/quality): What BioCore Central can currently say about testing. No certificate of analysis is published.
- [About](https://www.biocorecentral.com/about): BioCore Central publishes a research catalogue and describes itself as based in Canada. No GMP or clinical-grade claim is made.
- [Contact](https://www.biocorecentral.com/contact): Email the BioCore Central team. A response time and a street address are not published.
- [Research use](https://www.biocorecentral.com/research-use): Listings are not for human or veterinary administration. A research-use label is not a legal clearance.
- [Privacy](https://www.biocorecentral.com/privacy): What the inquiry and contact forms collect, and what they do not ask for.
- [Terms](https://www.biocorecentral.com/terms): Using this catalogue does not create an order or a sale.
- [Shipping](https://www.biocorecentral.com/shipping): This site does not ship from the form. Delivery terms are not published.
- [Returns](https://www.biocorecentral.com/returns): This site does not take payment and does not publish a refund schedule.
- [BPC-157](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/bpc-157): An experimental peptide studied in laboratory models related to tissue repair and the gastrointestinal tract. Human evidence is limited, and those studies are not a claim about this listing.
- [TB-500](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/tb-500): A synthetic peptide used in research connected with thymosin beta-4, including wound-healing models. Clinical benefit has not been established.
- [GHK-Cu](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/ghk-cu): A copper-binding peptide studied mostly in laboratory and topical research related to skin and wound models. Cosmetic or systemic outcomes are not established for this listing.
- [KPV](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/kpv): A peptide fragment investigated in inflammatory-signaling research, including intestinal and skin models. Human clinical evidence is insufficient.
- [Thymosin Alpha-1](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/thymosin-alpha-1): An immune-modulating peptide studied in immune-response research. Approval and evidence vary by country and indication. This listing is not an approved medicine.
- [CJC-1295 (no DAC)](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/cjc-1295): A growth hormone-releasing hormone analogue investigated for effects on growth hormone secretion. Effects on body composition, recovery, or aging are not clinically established.
- [Ipamorelin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/ipamorelin): A growth hormone secretagogue investigated for stimulation of growth hormone release. Claims about muscle, sleep, recovery, or body composition are not established.
- [CJC-1295 (no DAC) + Ipamorelin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/cjc-1295-ipamorelin): A research combination of CJC-1295 (no DAC) and Ipamorelin, investigated for effects on growth hormone release. Benefits for muscle, recovery, fat reduction, or sleep are not clinically established.
- [Sermorelin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/sermorelin): A growth hormone-releasing hormone analogue studied for stimulation of endogenous growth hormone secretion. It has historical medical use. Anti-aging and fitness uses have limited evidence. This listing is not a prescription.
- [GHRP-2](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/ghrp-2): A growth hormone-releasing peptide investigated for stimulation of growth hormone secretion. Muscle-building and recovery claims are not established.
- [GHRP-6](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/ghrp-6): A growth hormone-releasing peptide investigated for growth hormone secretion and appetite-related effects. Proposed uses for muscle growth, weight gain, or recovery lack adequate clinical validation.
- [Hexarelin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/hexarelin): A growth hormone secretagogue investigated for hormonal effects, including in cardiovascular research models. Benefits for muscle, recovery, or longevity are unproven.
- [Tesamorelin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/tesamorelin): A growth hormone-releasing factor analogue. An approved medicine exists for excess abdominal visceral fat in certain adults with HIV-associated lipodystrophy. This listing is not that approved product and is not a general weight-loss treatment.
- [AOD-9604](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/aod-9604): A modified fragment of human growth hormone investigated in fat-metabolism research. Research has not established a weight-loss use.
- [MOTS-c](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/mots-c): A mitochondrial-derived peptide studied in research on cellular energy and glucose metabolism. Human therapeutic benefit is unproven.
- [Retatrutide](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/retatrutide): An investigational compound studied as an agonist at GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors. It is not an approved medicine. This listing does not present clinical-trial results as a benefit of the vial.
- [Tirzepatide](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/tirzepatide): A dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist. Approved prescription medicines containing tirzepatide exist for specific indications. This listing is not an approved medicine and not a weight-management product.
- [Semaglutide](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/semaglutide): A GLP-1 receptor agonist. Approved prescription medicines containing semaglutide exist for specific indications. This listing is not an approved medicine and not a weight-management product.
- [SS-31](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/ss-31): Also studied under the name elamipretide. A mitochondria-targeting peptide investigated in research on mitochondrial function. Broad longevity or tissue-protection claims are unproven.
- [Epitalon](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/epitalon): An experimental peptide investigated in cellular-aging and telomere-related research. Evidence that it extends human lifespan or reverses aging is lacking.
- [Humanin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/humanin): A mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for cellular stress responses and metabolic regulation. Proposed anti-aging or neuroprotective benefits remain experimental.
- [NAD+](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/nad): Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a cellular coenzyme involved in energy metabolism. It is not a peptide. Wellness and longevity claims for supplementation are largely unproven. No milligram strength is published for this listing.
- [Selank](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/selank): An experimental peptide investigated in research on stress responses and cognitive measures. Evidence is limited, and regulatory status differs by country.
- [Semax](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/semax): A peptide investigated in research on neurological recovery, attention, and memory. Available evidence does not establish a cognitive-enhancement use.
- [ARA-290](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/ara-290): Also known as cibinetide. An experimental peptide studied in tissue-protection and small-fiber neuropathy research. Clinical effectiveness for routine treatment has not been established.
- [VIP](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/vip): Vasoactive intestinal peptide, a signaling peptide studied for effects on blood vessels, intestinal activity, and immune regulation. Therapeutic uses remain investigational.
- [PT-141](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/pt-141): Also known as bremelanotide. An approved prescription form exists for a specific indication in certain premenopausal women. This listing is not that approved product and is not a general sexual-performance treatment.
- [Kisspeptin](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/kisspeptin): A signaling peptide studied in reproductive-endocrinology research for its role in gonadotropin-releasing hormone pathways. It is not an approved medicine.
- [hCG](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/hcg): Human chorionic gonadotropin, a hormone rather than a peptide, with prescription uses in fertility care. This listing is not a prescription. No unit quantity is published here.
- [Melanotan II](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/melanotan-ii): An unapproved synthetic melanocortin analogue investigated in pigmentation research. It is not an approved cosmetic tanning treatment. This listing is not a dosing guide.
- [Bacteriostatic Water](https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides/bacteriostatic-water): A preserved aqueous diluent for compatible laboratory preparation. It is not a peptide and not a medicine. Suitability depends on the formulation and the application.

## About the Organization
- Name: BioCore Central, also written BioCore Central Research Peptides.
- Catalog: https://www.biocorecentral.com/peptides
- Company facts: https://www.biocorecentral.com/about
- Inquiries: email only, from a listing page. Prices are in Canadian dollars for one vial. The country on the internal notice is taken from the hosting request, not typed into the form.
- Use: laboratory research. Not for human or veterinary use.