Abrar Ahmad


I run Peptides Promo Codes (peptidespromocodes.com), a directory of research-peptide suppliers and the discount codes that work at their checkouts, and I write the guides on its research blog.

I test discount codes at checkout, and each listing shows the date it was last checked. When I decide which suppliers to list, I look for published third-party certificates of analysis rather than a purity claim on a product page.

Some store links on this site are referral links, and the codes abrar10 (Healius Peptides) and ABRAR10 (American Peptides) are my own referral codes. Rankings are never for sale, and paid placements do not affect inclusion or order.

Nothing I publish is medical advice. All products referenced on this site are for laboratory research use only, not for human or veterinary use.

How I check codes and suppliers

  • Codes are tested at checkout. I try each code in a real cart before it is listed, and the listing shows the date of the last check. Codes are re-checked weekly, and a code that stops working comes down.
  • Suppliers need third-party lab reports. I look for certificates of analysis that name the testing lab, the method, the batch and the date. A purity figure with no report behind it does not count. The full method is in the Buyer's Guide.
  • Policies and ordering. I check that shipping, returns and research-use policies are published in plain sight, and look at shipping destinations, accepted payment methods and how responsive support is.
  • Listings are monitored. Listings are re-checked on a rolling schedule, and a vendor that slips below the standard comes down, regardless of what the listing earns.
  • Corrections. Spotted an expired code or an error? Email info@peptidespromocodes.com and I will re-check and update the listing.

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