AIX Peptides Review: Lot Result Tables, Canada-Only Shipping and Refund Terms

AIX Peptides is the trading name of 4385667 Ontario Inc., a company based in Mississauga, Ontario. It sells freeze-dried research peptides to buyers in Canada only, and its pages present every item as material for lawful laboratory work, not for human or veterinary use.

We looked at the homepage, the shop, three product pages, the COA hub, the quality and research-use pages, the shipping and refund policies, the payment page, the terms and the contact page. The result is a carefully worded store that shows lot-level result tables on its product pages but keeps the underlying lab reports out of public view.

Who AIX Peptides is and what the catalog covers

The terms list a business address at 77 City Centre Drive, Suite 401, in Mississauga, and the About page names the numbered Ontario company behind the store. No founding year or staff names are given.

The shop showed 11 products when we looked. They include single peptides such as BPC-157, KPV, Selank, MOTS-c and PT-141, two GLP-1 class compounds and two multi-peptide blends. Prices run from about $52 to $140 CAD per vial, with 3-pack and 5-pack options and wholesale quotes on request. The COA hub lists 54 compound pages, far more than the shop sells, and notes that a listing there does not mean a report has been published.

Product pages give unusually full specifications: the sequence, a CAS number, a white to off-white freeze-dried cake in a 3 mL borosilicate glass vial, storage temperatures and an expiry date.

Lot result tables, a named lab and a private report library

Each product page we checked carries a results table tied to a lot. The BPC-157 10 mg page, for example, lists lot AIX-BPC10-2608, names Janoshik Analytical s.r.o. as the lab, and gives a report reference and date. The tables report three tests:

• Purity by reversed-phase HPLC with UV detection, shown at about 99.8% area on the pages reviewed.
• Net content per vial by calibrated quantitative HPLC, with acceptance limits.
• Endotoxin by a recombinant factor C assay.

Several gaps matter. The lab's original PDFs sit in a private COA library open only to approved partners, so the public sees the supplier's summary rather than the lab's own document. No mass spec result appears in any table we saw; identity is described from the sequence and a reference molecular mass rather than a measured one. The BPC-157 page also conflicts with itself, marking the lot as released in one section and its report as a draft in another. And the COA hub says Janoshik is named there only as an example of how to verify a report, not as a claim that it tested every lot.

Before ordering, ask for the lab's original report for your lot, including the lab's own task number or verification code, and confirm it with Janoshik directly.

Research-use labeling and purchase checks

Research-use notices are thorough. The terms bar human, animal, cosmetic and personal use, a separate research-use page lists prohibited uses, and product pages state that the store gives no usage guidance of any kind.

Product pages also carry long research summaries that describe published cell, animal and clinical study findings for each compound. The pages add caveats that these findings prove nothing about the product, but this kind of content still falls short of strict research-use labeling.

A pop-up on product pages asks visitors to confirm they are at least 18 and buying for laboratory work, with a decline option, and remembers the answer for 30 days. The terms set the minimum as the age of majority in the buyer's province, and the research-use page refers to a checkout acknowledgement. The supplier also says it may ask about eligibility and refuse orders it cannot support.

Ordering, payment and shipping within Canada

Payment is limited to Interac e-Transfer and Bitcoin. Cards are not accepted, and orders are queued until payment clears. After checkout, e-Transfer buyers receive an email with the order number and the exact amount due.

Orders ship from Mississauga by Canada Post Xpresspost with tracking. Orders paid before 2 pm Eastern on a business day ship the same day; later orders ship the next business day. The policy gives regional estimates, from the next business day in the Greater Toronto Area to 5 to 8 business days for remote northern communities.

Standard shipping is a $25 flat rate, free above $200 before tax, though the site banner shows a lower free-shipping threshold. No cold packs are used; the supplier states that freeze-dried material tolerates ambient transit temperatures. There is no shipping outside Canada.

Refunds, reships and support

The store does not accept change-of-mind returns, including unopened vials. Orders can be cancelled without a fee until they are handed to the carrier. Damage should be reported promptly, preferably within seven days of delivery, with the order number and photos, and confirmed damage gets a replacement or a refund. Packing errors are corrected at no cost, and a confirmed lost parcel gets a replacement or refund after a carrier trace.

The policy states that the seven-day guidance is not a hard cut-off. Approved refunds go back to the original payment method, with processing started within about three to five business days, and Bitcoin refunds are based on the Canadian dollar order value.

Support is by email and phone, and the contact page repeats the Mississauga street address. No support hours or reply time are stated, and there is no web form.

Verdict: who AIX Peptides suits and what to check first

AIX Peptides suits Canadian labs that want a small catalog, detailed product specifications, a registered company behind the store and clear refund terms. It is a weaker fit for labs that need to see an independent lab's original report, with mass spec identity data, before they buy.

Before ordering:

• Request the original lab report for your lot and check the lot number against your vial label.
• Confirm the report with the issuing lab using its own reference number or verification code.
• Ask whether mass spec identity testing was done for that lot.
• Plan for e-Transfer or Bitcoin payment, since cards are not accepted.