Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
Zenterex operates a strict no-return policy except in circumstances where an error has occurred on our part.
For bulk orders or orders containing high quantities of the same item, should an error occur that is demonstrably due to a mistake made by Zenterex (such as incorrect items, damages, or defects), we are more than happy to sort this out and handle it by offering a replacement or refund.
However, for single units or small orders, if the reason for the return is not our fault, or if the item is perfectly fine and the customer simply wishes to return it for no reason, we do not accept returns.
Refunds will only be issued where the goods supplied are demonstrably damaged, defective, or incorrect due to a mistake made by Zenterex. In such confirmed cases, the customer must notify us in writing at support@zenterex.com within 7 days of receipt of the goods, providing adequate photographic or documentary evidence to allow us to investigate the matter.
Where Zenterex confirms that the fault lies with us, we will, at our discretion, offer either a replacement of the affected product or a refund of the purchase price. Goods must remain unused and in their original condition and packaging unless the defect itself prevents this.
No refunds will be granted in any circumstances where the error originates from the customer. This includes, but is not limited to, ordering the wrong product, misunderstanding the nature or intended use of the product, providing incorrect delivery information, failure to collect or accept the delivery, or any situation where the product is refused, delayed, or seized due to customs intervention or regulatory issues beyond the control of Zenterex. In all such cases, responsibility rests solely with the customer.
Under no circumstances will Zenterex issue refunds for reasons unrelated to a proven company error. All sales are otherwise considered final upon dispatch.
We understand that receiving your order promptly is important. At Zenterex, we prioritize efficiency and swift handling to ensure the fastest possible dispatch.
Delivery times are variable and depend on your geographical location and the specific shipping method selected at checkout.
We encourage customers to regularly check the provided tracking link for the most current updates on their order's delivery status.
Yes, we ship to most countries worldwide. International shipping times and costs vary by destination.
Once your order ships, you'll receive a tracking number via email. You can use this to track your package on our website or the carrier's site.
We accept all major credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay for your convenience.
Peptides are created by linking amino acids with peptide bonds. This bond forms when one amino acid’s amino group connects with another’s carboxyl group, releasing water.
In the lab, peptides are usually made through solid-phase peptide synthesis:
This method allows scientists to create peptides with specific amino acid sequences for research and development.
Yes, all of our peptides contain trace amounts of mannitol.
Mannitol is a sugar alcohol commonly used in the pharmaceutical and research industries. It is included in our formulations to serve as an excipient—a non-active stabilizing agent—that ensures the quality, handling, and longevity of the lyophilized (freeze-dried) peptide powder.
Mannitol is included because it provides several functional benefits:
Our peptides are supplied in lyophilised powder form inside sealed sterile vials. Before they can be used for research and analytical purposes, they must be reconstituted bacteriostatic water (BAC water).
What you will need
-Peptide vial (lyophilised powder)
-Bacteriostatic water
-Alcohol swabs
-Sterile syringe
Recommended needle gauge: 29–31G for drawing small volumes; 18–21G for drawing BAC water depending on your preference
(Always use a fresh, sterile needle for each step.)
How to reconstitute a peptide (laboratory instructions)
1. Clean the vial tops
Wipe both the BAC water vial and the peptide vial’s rubber stoppers with an alcohol swab.
2. Draw up the BAC water
Using a sterile syringe, withdraw the desired amount of bacteriostatic water.
Most researchers add between 1–5 mL depending on preferred concentration.
3. Inject the BAC water into the peptide vial
Insert the needle at a slight angle and allow the water to flow gently down the inside of the vial.
Avoid spraying the water directly onto the powder to prevent foaming.
4. Let the peptide dissolve
Do not shake the vial. Gently swirl or roll it between your fingers until fully dissolved.
The peptide should reconstitute into a clear solution.
5. Store appropriately
Once reconstituted, peptides should be stored at 2-8 Degrees Celsius typically in the fridge
Yes, we provide a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) for all products.
Our commitment to unbeatable quality and transparency is backed by rigorous testing. All of our peptides have corresponding Janoshik Lab Reports, confirming they are proven and tested to meet our high purity standards.
To obtain the CoA for a specific product:
Please note that all CoA documents are provided for informational purposes only and must not be modified or edited in any way.
Our products are guaranteed to be free from Lipopolysaccharides (LCPS), also known as endotoxins.
LCPS are undesirable bacterial contaminants (from E. coli and similar bacteria) that can trigger strong immune responses, compromising research results.
We eliminate this risk by exclusively using advanced chemical synthesis to create our peptides:
This commitment provides you with safer and more reliable peptide solutions for your research needs.