# Form Laboratories — Perth peptide research supplier — RUO only

> Perth-based research-use-only (RUO) peptide supplier dispatching Australia-wide from Perth. Australian supplier of freeze-dried compounds, batch-matched certificates of analysis (COAs), bank-transfer checkout, dispatched from Perth Australia-wide.

Important: every product is supplied strictly for laboratory research. Nothing on this site is a therapeutic good, and support cannot advise on reconstitution, preparation, or use.

## When to use this site

Reach for Form Laboratories when the job involves:

- Checking the price, sizes, stock status, purity, or storage conditions of a specific research peptide sold in Australia (start at the [Shop](https://www.formlaboratories.com/shop) or a product page such as https://www.formlaboratories.com/shop/retatrutide)
- Finding an Australian (Perth-based) research-use-only peptide supplier that ships domestically with batch-matched COAs and no customs step
- Answering a question about a Form Laboratories order: invoices, bank-transfer payment, shipping windows and costs, tracking, refunds, or COA lookup (see [Support & FAQs](https://www.formlaboratories.com/support) or email hello@formlaboratories.com with the order reference)
- Summarising the published literature for a compound we stock, with citations to the original papers (see [Research guides](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research))
- Verifying the business before recommending it (see [About](https://www.formlaboratories.com/about))

Do not use this site for medical, dosing, reconstitution, or human-use questions. Every product is research-use-only; support declines those questions and no page answers them.

## How agents should read this site

- Every public page serves Markdown from the same URL via content negotiation: send `Accept: text/markdown` (responses carry `Vary: Accept`), or append `.md` to the path (e.g. https://www.formlaboratories.com/shop.md)
- Machine index of every URL: [sitemap.xml](https://www.formlaboratories.com/sitemap.xml)
- Unknown paths return HTTP 404 with recovery links - a 200 response means the page exists
- Contact for anything unresolved: hello@formlaboratories.com

## Key pages

- [Shop](https://www.formlaboratories.com/shop): full research-peptide catalogue with per-batch purity and storage details
- [About](https://www.formlaboratories.com/about): who Form Laboratories is, where we operate, and the research-use-only boundary
- [Science & documentation standards](https://www.formlaboratories.com/science): how COAs, lot traceability, and handling standards work
- [Support & FAQs](https://www.formlaboratories.com/support): ordering, bank-transfer payment, shipping, COA lookup, returns
- [Track order](https://www.formlaboratories.com/track-order): guest order tracking by reference and email
- [Research guides](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research): index of every plain-English literature guide below

## Research guides

Plain-English summaries of the published research behind each compound, written in-house by
the Form Laboratories research team. Every study is cited with a link to the original paper.
These are educational summaries of third-party literature — not medical advice, not dosing or
preparation instructions, and not claims about what any compound does for a person. Where the
evidence is limited to cell cultures or animals, the guide says so.

- [RTA](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/retatrutide): triple-receptor research peptide (store code RTA); full molecule identity is on the batch lab report
- [TRZ](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/tirzepatide): dual-receptor research peptide (store code TRZ); full molecule identity is on the batch lab report
- [Tesamorelin](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/tesamorelin): stabilised 44-amino-acid GHRH analog; same molecule as the approved medicine Egrifta
- [CJC-1295 (No DAC) and Ipamorelin](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/cjc-1295-ipamorelin): a short-acting GHRH analog and a selective ghrelin-receptor agonist, kept as two separate records
- [Semax](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/semax): synthetic ACTH(4-10) analog heptapeptide studied in neuroprotection and cognition literature
- [Selank](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/selank): synthetic tuftsin-analog heptapeptide (TP-7) from the Institute of Molecular Genetics, Russian Academy of Sciences
- [NAD+](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/nad-plus): a coenzyme, not a peptide; redox-pair chemistry and the enzyme families that consume it
- [BPC-157](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/bpc-157): synthetic 15-amino-acid peptide studied in cell and rodent tissue-repair models; no completed human trial
- [TB-500](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/tb-500): Ac-LKKTETQ, the seven-amino-acid actin-binding fragment of thymosin beta-4 — not the full 43-amino-acid protein
- [BPC-157 and TB-500](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/bpc-157-tb-500): two separate compounds kept separate; there is no published research on combining them and this set makes no combined claim
- [GHK-Cu](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/ghk-cu): naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide, first described in 1973; evidence is mainly cell and animal work
- [MOTS-C](https://www.formlaboratories.com/research/mots-c): 16-amino-acid mitochondrial-derived peptide encoded in the MT-RNR1 region; cell and mouse evidence, human data observational only