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Video transcript
How much do peptides cost in the Philippines? Here is the research vial price list from our partner and supplier, Primara Labs. Short answer: ₱1,190 to ₱3,990 a vial, set by compound and vial size. The GLP-1s: semaglutide 15 mg is ₱1,990, tirzepatide ₱1,890, retatrutide [₱3,390 for the 20 mg vial]. Per mg, that is about ₱133, ₱126 and [₱170], and less in a 10 pack. Research vials are sold for research only, are not approved for human use, and are not the same product as registered prescription pens like Ozempic. Prescribing belongs with a licensed Philippine physician. For recovery, BPC-157 and TB-500 are ₱2,390 each. For skin, GHK-Cu is ₱1,190. NAD+ is ₱2,590. CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin, ₱2,390. Tesamorelin, ₱3,390. Semax, Selank and DSIP are ₱1,990 each, and PT-141 is ₱1,790. In a 10 pack, BPC-157 drops from ₱2,390 to ₱1,458 a vial. Three things set the price: vial size, so compare per mg; batch testing; and local stock, with no international leg and no customs. Every vial order includes bacteriostatic water, syringes and alcohol pads. Metro Manila gets same-day delivery before noon on weekdays, and J&T covers the provinces. Delivery is free above ₱10,000, and there is a 60-day money-back guarantee. Read the full price index on Philippines Peptides, then see the catalogue at Primara Labs and order on WhatsApp. [Figures in square brackets corrected on 3 November 2026 from Primara's current catalogue: the narration gives the price of the 15 mg retatrutide vial, retired on 12 October 2026.]
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Internal references
Tools & checklists
Third-party tools & community
External references
Local lab and shipping reality
On the ground in the Philippines
The external references above are global. They work the same in Manila as they do in Manchester. The difference is what surrounds them when you operate from a Philippine address.
On testing: Janoshik in the Czech Republic is a third-party HPLC lab, and shipping a sample vial out of Manila via DHL or FedEx works but is paperwork-heavy. The outbound shipment of biological samples is where the friction sits. Each lab's own site states its current turnaround and price; the testing labs page links to them.
On personal bloodwork: Hi-Precision Diagnostics has branches across Metro Manila and offers IGF-1, full hormone panels, HbA1c, lipid panels, and CBC. Makati Medical Center outpatient and St. Luke's BGC run the same panels with integrated specialist referrals.
What is registered and what is not
Legal & risk reality in the Philippines
Most peptides discussed across this site are not FDA Philippines registered. The GLP-1 class (semaglutide as Ozempic and Wegovy, tirzepatide as Mounjaro) is FDA PH registered and prescribable through endocrinology consults at Makati Medical Center, St. Luke's BGC, The Medical City, and Manila Doctors Hospital. Tesamorelin and recombinant somatropin are registered for specific indications. Everything else (BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, MOTS-c, kisspeptin, the GH secretagogues, the longevity peptides) is not registered with FDA Philippines. How Philippine law treats unregistered products is set out in the regulation hub.
There is no published Bureau of Customs threshold for research peptides expressed in milligrams or vial count. Nothing on this site constitutes legal protection or legal advice. If you operate in this space you are accepting personal legal risk.
On medical risk: every peptide on this site has documented adverse events in the published literature. GLP-1s carry pancreatitis, gallbladder, and thyroid C-cell concerns. BPC-157 has limited human pharmacovigilance data. TB-500 carries theoretical angiogenesis-in-malignancy concerns. GHK-Cu has copper-toxicity risk at sustained doses. None of the content on this site is medical advice. Get baseline bloodwork at Hi-Precision or Makati Med outpatient before starting any protocol, and consult an endocrinologist or internal medicine physician for anything beyond the FDA PH registered pathway.
Regulatory and clinical
Primary sources & references
- FDA Philippines Verification Portal. verification.fda.gov.ph: primary database for confirming any peptide pharmaceutical's registration status in the Philippines.
- Bureau of Customs Philippines. customs.gov.ph: Customs Memorandum Orders covering personal importation of pharmaceuticals.
- United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Monograph: Bacteriostatic Water for Injection. usp.org: reference standard for benzyl alcohol concentration (0.9%) and shelf-life specifications cited across reconstitution guides.
- World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List 2026. wada-ama.org: current banned-substance list including TB-500/Thymosin β4 (Section S2.5) and GH secretagogues.
- PubMed (NIH National Library of Medicine). pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: primary search interface for all peer-reviewed peptide literature cited across this site.
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