T&J Wellness Circle

British Columbia

Peptides in British Columbia

Lowest cost per milligram · Every batch tested · Someone to ask

Three things separate one peptide supplier from another: what it costs per milligram, whether every batch is actually tested, and whether anyone will answer you afterwards. Almost nobody publishes all three. Here are ours.

1. Price — and we publish it per milligram

A 10 mg vial at $70 and a 30 mg vial at $140 look like the cheap one and the expensive one. They are $7.00/mg and $4.67/mg. The “expensive” vial is a third cheaper, and almost nobody in this market shows you that, because vial prices flatter whoever sells the smallest vial.

Our whole list, in the unit that compares:

CompoundVialPriceCost per mg
Glutathione1500 mg$55$0.04
NAD+1000 mg$95$0.10
GHK-Cu100 mg$50$0.50
Epitalon50 mg$55$1.10
KLOW blend80 mg$100$1.25
SS-3150 mg$95$1.90
MOTS-c40 mg$90$2.25
Wolverine stack (BPC-157 + TB-500)20 mg$70$3.50
Retatrutide40 mg$160$4.00
Retatrutide30 mg$140$4.67
BPC-15710 mg$45$4.50
Semax · Selank · PT-141 · DSIP10 mg$40$4.00
KPV · Kisspeptin-1010 mg$50$5.00
CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin20 mg$125$6.25
Tesamorelin20 mg$150$7.50

Find the same compound in stock cheaper from another Canadian source and we will match it. Volume and cash discounts come off on top, and they are published rather than negotiated. CAD, September 2026.

2. Support — the part that is actually free

Peptide clinics in Vancouver advertise consultations in the $350–500 range before anything is dispensed. Ours costs nothing and carries no obligation to buy.

That is not a loss-leader gimmick. It is the whole business. Most people who contact us have read a great deal online and feel less certain than when they started, and the questions that matter come up at nine at night when you are holding a vial: how much water, how far up the syringe, is this normal. You get a person for that.

Free whether you ever order or not:

24 compound guides — what each one is, how it is typically used, how it feels, how long to run it, and what the lab found.
A dosing calculator — milligrams to syringe units, how much water to add, and how many vials a full run takes.
A protocol builder that puts a week-by-week schedule together for you.
Ask Tara — answers on the site, any hour.

3. Testing — and we publish the boring results too

Every batch is independently assayed before it is sold. The lab measures how much peptide is actually in the vial, not only how pure it is — those are different questions and the second one is easier to pass.

Results are published on each compound page with the batch number, the lab name and a verification code where the lab provides one, so you can check it yourself rather than take our word.

We publish the unremarkable results as well as the good ones. A supplier showing nothing but outstanding numbers is telling you something about which results got published, not about the product.

Work out what a full cycle actually costs →Dose in milligrams to units on the syringe, how much water to add, and how many vials the whole run needs — the question most people only ask after running out halfway through. Free, no account.

Anywhere in BC

We are in Maple Ridge. Local pickup if you are out this way, otherwise shipped — Victoria, Kelowna, Nanaimo, Prince George, the Kootenays, anywhere. Free over $200, which is the lowest free-shipping threshold of any Canadian seller we have compared. We ship to the United States too.

The consultation works the same wherever you are: phone or text, free, no obligation. You do not need to be nearby.

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